Original Fomoco shocks

[Rocket455]

1950 Ford original shocks. Are they valuable to anybody. I was going to throw them away. Should I save them or sell them? I have two of them. Each one has a broken stud too.

[19Fordy]

You can still buy 50 Ford shocks so those are worthless, I think.

[tubman]

Maybe, if the studs weren't broken, but the way they are, I have to agree with "19Fordy".

[Rocket455]

Just making sure before I put them in the trash. Thanks.

[52flthed]

Where can I buy original 1952 shocks for my Ford F1 pickup? Does anyone know? You said you can buy shocks?

[Scotty's 52 F3]

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I saved the original shocks from my 52 F3. No leaks and seem to dampen just fine. The rubber bushings are about gone. I can't bring myself to throw them out in case someone doing an "original" restoration needs them.

[Ol' Ron]

I like to use the Chevy mid 70 thru 90 shocks, they come in several sizes and the mid size cars have a 70/30 valving. makes a nice ride. Unfortunately they only have a stud on top, so you might have to make up a new bracjet.

[TJ]

Originally Posted by 52flthed

Where can I buy original 1952 shocks for my Ford F1 pickup? Does anyone know? You said you can buy shocks?

Try Napa Auto Parts. take in one of your old shocks and they can probably match it up. Also try those vendors who sell F-1 and F-100 parts.

[3twinridges]

Napa carries shocks for the 48-52 F1. They are blue and not black like the originals.

JB

[Newc]

Hi; I once found FORD 'script' shocks on a '48 f-1. Used them as a Dearborn build " As it left the factory" type thing. newc