[Ron]

I have a friend that has a 1963 full size Pontiac. He needs ball joints, control arm bushings, and maybe tie rods, etc. Where do I tell him to go?

Ron
pontiacdragdays.com

[Ron]

I have a friend that has a 1963 full size Pontiac. He needs ball joints, control arm bushings, and maybe tie rods, etc. Where do I tell him to go?

Ron
pontiacdragdays.com

[Todd]

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[This message has been edited by Todd (edited 07-18-2000).]

[Greg Minor]

Contact Dennis Macdonald at 760-746-0111 he usually has bushings and ball joints in stock for the early cars. I would take Todds suggestion first especially check with Napa often you can find the lowers ball joints but not the uppers.Performance yearsstocks most of these parts, Ames also stocks most of these parts.

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[Blackcat]

Ron,
Try Rare Parts. They are located in CA.
I have had good luck with them. I'll try to
get their phone #

[Darrell Howey]

I just got a COMPLETE front and rear susp. kit from pst.for my 63 there ads in most car mags also,many more.company`s out there.

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[TININDN]

Darrell (or anyone with similar recent experience with PST) - my experience with PST bushings (front and rear control arms) for early full-size is that the bushing sleeves are for 1/2" bolts, not 9/16", as required. This creates an obvious problem - but the last time I bought bushings from them was four years ago, and when I brought up the issue of the 1/2" sleeves, I was told to just use 1/2" bolts - doesn't work - anyone that that has some more recent experience, please jump in, as new bushings with 9/16" sleeves would be a god's send.

[Darrell Howey]

Tinindn, My pst susp. kit bushings do take the 9/16 bolts as required.It is a new kit purchased this year. Darrell