Glen wrote this 6-25-98
any ideas/suggestions on replacement shocks for my 56 plymouth belvedere?
(vendors, brands, etc.)
a friend of mine thinks gas shocks are the way to go.
Glen, I bought my 55 Plymouth in 1989 and it had air shocks on it when I
bought it. I decided to leave them on it but I concealed the air lines
up and over the edge of the gas tank in a small piece of vinyl tubing and
the air inlet is in the middle of the rear cross over frame work that
already had a hole in it and the fitting fit right in the hole.(probably
not for air shocks tho). The car rides fine and nobody except those on
the LIST knows about it. I don't know what brand they are. You may try
NAPA for the shocks. I've found NAPA to be very good at finding parts
for older cars. In fact a couple of years ago I went to the NAPA store
and my friend that owns the store got me 2 new front brake cylinders for
my 55 Plymouth 4 dr (I sold it later ).
Good to know you got the trunk lock on and no problem with the key
making.
Jack 55 Plymouth 2 DR CL CP
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