I used Ames (bolts) for my 68. But they didn't supply the short bolt for the #3 position. Had to reuse my original.
For those seeking originality, I have found that the colors of the upper bushings seem to be dependent upon assembly plant. I had painted the upper bushings with what I thought (at the time) were the correct colors. But with so many examples on the web each with their own paint scheme it was confusing to say the least. So I dug out my old bushings and looked a little more carefully. What I found was all the upper bushings were black, but all the lower bushings (donuts) were at one time painted lavender. This was a Fremont car built on an A body assembly line. All the original bushings with the exception of the rears had TEMP molded into them. The rears had CHEVROLET and a Chevrolet part number. This is also noted in the service manual. The red paint shown is overspray from the car body.
Inline Tube is the only vendor I know of that goes into this level of detailing.
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Ed
1968 GTO (Thanks Mom)
2006 Silverado
2007 Cadillac SRX
2015 Chevy Express
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