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Old 08-28-2011, 08:34 PM   #1
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Help me identify front end

How can I determine which year model front suspension is on this truck? The truck is a 70 model c10 but has five lug front end. Are there any visual differences between a 72 and 73 front suspension?
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How can I determine which year model front suspension is on this truck? The truck is a 70 model c10 but has five lug front end. Are there any visual differences between a 72 and 73 front suspension?
A-arm bushings....
pre-73 = threaded/screw in place rubber lined steel sleeve
post-73 = press-in place steel shell w/rubber bushing
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A-arm bushings....
pre-73 = threaded/screw in place rubber lined steel sleeve
post-73 = press-in place steel shell w/rubber bushing
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Old 08-29-2011, 11:20 PM   #4
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So does this look like a pre 73 then?
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