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  • Bob W.
    Very Frequent User
    • December 1, 1977
    • 802

    GM part # for 1969 strut rod bushings

    Can anyone tell me the current GM part # for the strut rod bushings for a 1969?

    Thanks Bob
  • Joe L.
    Beyond Control Poster
    • February 1, 1988
    • 43221

    #2
    Re: GM part # for 1969 strut rod bushings

    Originally posted by Bob Winters (1653)
    Can anyone tell me the current GM part # for the strut rod bushings for a 1969?

    Thanks Bob
    Bob------


    Assuming that you have original strut rods, the GM part number for the bushings is GM #3775762.
    In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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    • Bob W.
      Very Frequent User
      • December 1, 1977
      • 802

      #3
      Re: GM part # for 1969 strut rod bushings

      Joe, Thank you once again for your help.

      Bob

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      • Sal C.
        Very Frequent User
        • December 1, 1984
        • 430

        #4
        Re: GM part # for 1969 strut rod bushings

        Keep in mind that, from a judging standpoint, the original rods didn't use that style bushing

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        • Joe L.
          Beyond Control Poster
          • February 1, 1988
          • 43221

          #5
          Re: GM part # for 1969 strut rod bushings

          Originally posted by Sal Carbone (8049)
          Keep in mind that, from a judging standpoint, the original rods didn't use that style bushing
          Sal------


          Yes, for those that don't know, these are the GM replacement bushings which have a steel outer frame. The original bushings were vulcanized-in-place and have no steel frame. However, albeit any possible minor judging penalty, these are the only bushings I recommend. I absolutely do not recommend using the type that have no outer steel frame and simply insert into the strut rod orifice. These may better simulate original configuration but, in my opinion, it's not worth the trade-off (except, possibly, for "trailer queen" type cars).
          In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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