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03-25-2026, 05:41 PM
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Location: chillicothe, illinois
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1972 c-20 with leaf springs
I have a 72 c-20 with leaf springs. It has the curved frame like the coil spring trucks so I am guessing I can use a regular coil spring c-notch for it? I was looking at the western chassis 2 pc if anyone has any better advice please feel free to advise.
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03-27-2026, 12:36 AM
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Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: Austin, TX, USA
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Re: 1972 c-20 with leaf springs
C20 frames should be the same coil or leaf. It’s the 4x4, one ton, and Longhorn trucks that have the narrower spacing parallel frame rails. Can’t say I knew there was a different notch for the chassis types. Interesting.
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03-27-2026, 03:05 PM
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Re: 1972 c-20 with leaf springs
I would agree with Mike C. My leaf spring GMC 2500 has the wider frame. You can see where the coil springs would go if it had them and I have the crossmember for the rear control arms.
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