<VV> VV Late model shock question

[Hank Kaczmarek]

Tim
I think he means for a LM, since that was in the header. Front or rear I do 
not know.

John
I think a pair of NAPA Sensa-Trac #5854 for the rear would be in order. They 
are made by Monroe, who don't make one for the front.

 I believe the number corresponds to the Tech Guide article on what 
aftermarket shocks you can use---in this case late 70's F150 2WD. for the 
rear

Now for the front, I would either go ahead and order a pair from your 
favorite Vendor, or if you have an AC Delco supplier, check the Tech Guide 
for the right year, but I believe a 72-74 Eldorado uses the same shock.

HANK
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> Anyone  know a good local FLAPS alternative shock that  can be  purchased
> readily and locally for a daily driver. I know our vendors have  them but
> these
> are for my stepsons car and he is seeking a less expensive  solution. Not
> looking for a lecture here just a simple  answer.
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