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02-04-2003, 05:20 PM
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I have a 67 Catalina and I want to change the front suspension bushings to polyurethane, but I can't find anyone who makes them for my car. Is there another car (maybe a ch#*y )that would fit?
Hey are you ready to go, got the top turned down on my GTO. Come on,let's all jump in, gonna take this car for a little spin!!
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Hey are you ready to go, got the top turned down on my GTO. Come on,let's all jump in, gonna take this car for a little spin!! |
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02-04-2003, 05:20 PM
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I have a 67 Catalina and I want to change the front suspension bushings to polyurethane, but I can't find anyone who makes them for my car. Is there another car (maybe a ch#*y )that would fit?
Hey are you ready to go, got the top turned down on my GTO. Come on,let's all jump in, gonna take this car for a little spin!!
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Hey are you ready to go, got the top turned down on my GTO. Come on,let's all jump in, gonna take this car for a little spin!! |
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02-09-2003, 07:26 PM
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Goat Herder,
I'm not sure about the 67 F/S Pontiacs BUT while working on a friends 71 Chevelle I found out that both lower control arm bushings are the exact same dimensions as my 62 Catalina. the only difference I found is that the steel bolt sleeve is .005 smaller for the Chevelle. I will now buy 71 Chevelle poly bushings for my 62 Cat and drill out the sleeves. |
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