Judging standards show shocks to be spiral and painted black. It does not mention and model or serial numbers. What is acceptable for judging standards? Are the available anywhere? Thanks in advance for any help you may give.
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Re: 54 SHOCK ABSSORBERS
its extremely difficult for a judge to discerne part # and assembly date on a delco c-1 shock. just get a pair of spirals paint em black and the c-1 judges will probably give full credit.mike -
Re: 54 SHOCK ABSSORBERS
got mine from a guy who advertises in the driveline
had correct dates
100 a shock1954 Corvette #3803 - Top Flight 2012, Bloomington Gold 2012,
Triple Diamond Award 2012, Gold Concourse Award 2012, Regional and National Top Flight 2014
1954 Corvette #3666 - "The Blue Devil" - Pennant Blue - restoration started
1957 Corvette - FI 3 sp - Black and SilverComment
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Re: 54 SHOCK ABSSORBERS
I agree with Mike. Us "old" 53-5 judges have bad eyes. It's really tough to look for dates and numbers on shocks, especially the fronts. From my point of view, if it's black and spiral (and the rears have stone guards) it flies in my book. Chuck1963 Corvette Conv. 327/360 NCRS Top Flight
2006 Corvette Conv. Velocity Yellow NCRS Top Flight
1956 Chevy Sedan. 350/4 Speed Hot RodComment
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