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05-19-2022, 01:49 PM
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Just for reference...
 Impala rear suspension... Springs mounted to lower links Upper links mounted to axle tube Has a panhard rod Bushings are all pressed into the links, mating clevises on the axle  Bonneville rear suspension... Springs mounted to perches on the axle Upper links mounted to center section, uses cast-in bosses. No panhard rod Bushings pressed into the axle, mating clevises on the links.
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Matt Wieczorek 1966 Bonneville Hardtop Coupe (family cruiser that we take to car shows) 1967 GTO hardtop, 400HO, 4 speed (don't ask, its a basket case) 1973 Grand Prix SJ (currently doing a rolling restoration) Trying to find that "sweet spot" between Roadkill and Concours d'Elegance 
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