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Old 04-13-2007, 06:48 PM   #1
69GMCLonghorn
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Bouncy Longhorn!

I have a 69 GMC 1 Ton Longhorn with rear leaf springs. Does anyone (Longhorn Man?) know if it is possible to replace those springs with a set that will ride better when the truck is empty? I don't want to lose the total loading capability. This is a tough truck and I do load it, but only occasionally. Right now, it is brutal on the bumps!! Either that or I'm just going to throw some sand bags out around the tailgate...
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