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Nash ,1952-54,series 40,60,shocks,front,,nors on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Saltsburg, Pennsylvania, United States

Saltsburg, Pennsylvania, United States
NORS shocks,no box,with mounting bushings and ,never installed..
Placement on Vehicle:Front

I am selling a pair of New Old Replacement Stock FRONT shocks that fit 1952,1954 Nash .series 40,60.. These are top quality USA made to fit ONLY these cars..They come with bushings .. Winning bidder to get FREE shipping (USA).. You save $14.00 shipping cost!...Returns accepted if this item is not as described.. We have been selling shocks for old cars and trucks 1935-1980 at the BIG swap meets in PA for more that 25 years...Good Luck

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