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The perch bolts came out of a axle that was under a 1940 car but they look different from what i have seen in the past. ( just because it was in a 40 doesn't mean it started life there)
These are ford script with a bushing and grease fitting on top Question is, what were they originally for? |
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You will rarely see that design bar as they were well, not a good design. Most were replaced at the dealer when the (fairly) new car went in for other service. Most owners were never made aware of the swap.
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Did they work with the swivle or was that changed also?
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