1963-1967 origional shocks

[Loren L.]

It sure shows up in the AIM's - it's not hard

to figure out what it is.

[Joe L.]

Re: It sure shows up in the AIM's - it's not hard

Loren----

Yes, the shock part number definitely does appear in the AIM's (very likely, MANY of them) and I definitely agree that it's not hard to figure out. However, since the discussion seemed to be revolving around the the inclusion of the part number in parts catalogs and/or information that a dealer's parts department should be able to provide, I was simply pointing out that the application for the shocks could not be easily determined from those sources. I am quite sure that virtually NO GM dealer would be able to determine the application of the shocks from the part number, either the stamped-on PRODUCTION part number OR the on-box SERVICE part number (assuming that one had that number).

[Clem Z.]

go to "google" and type in "3171488 shocks"

and if you can read spanish there is a posting about the 3171488 shocks.

[Steve Pettit]

Re: 1963-1967 origional shocks

I just took my original shocks off my 66 and left them at my buddy's house. If he hasn't tossed them (they were shot) I'll send you an e-mail and you can have them for research.

Regards, Steve Pettit

[Gary B.]

Thanks Steve. I'd appreciate it, if available. *NM*