65 Thru 70 Chevy Sensatrac Rear Shocks on 2040-parts.com
Sterling, Illinois, United States
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UP FOR BID IS A SET OF 65 BELAIR REAR GAS SENSATRAC SHOCKS THESE WERE BOLTED ON BUT THE CAR WAS NEVER DRIVEN, ALL THE MOUNTING HARDWARE IS PRESENT.THEY WERE REPLACED WITH AIR SHOCKS FOR FENDER CLEARENCE,I THINK THEY FIT 65 THRU 70 CHEVY. GOOD LUCK BIDDING.
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