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Old 04-28-2012, 03:57 PM   #1
harrydunn
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Front Shocks

The '72 is coming out of hibernation. I slapped on some new rear shocks this morning and the ride is so much better. I need to replace the front shocks as well sometime. They look like they may be a little more difficult to get to as the nut is on the inside of the frame channel. I noticed some brake lines actually touching the nut on the passenger side as well. I'm just wondering if they are tricky to replace. I have not started it yet, so maybe it's not too bad.

Thanks.

Rear shocks from this morning:

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