Jim, No, I don't, but I'd be willing to bet that your shocks are the same as mine. My original takeoffs had an old Delco part number which could not be crossed but a sharp, knowledgeable, motivated young NAPA counter salesman who I always patronize dug through his manuals for awhile, miked my original shocks, then disappeared into the backroom for a minute, and came out with the NAPA Chevy parts. They came with the upper and lower bushings, new washers and nuts. If you think about what we know about Wally Byam, it stands to reason that whenever possible WB used standard, readily available parts for his trailers. What would have been more common and more readily available than shock absorbers from a 1/2 Chevy pickup? After I discovered that solution, I became aware that someone on the list (maybe Wayne Moore?) had discovered the same solution several years earlier and it was posted somewhere. I can't remember where now.............I've learned so many things and become aware of so many sources of information and parts on these lists in such a short period of time that I am overwhelmed and can't remember where I have seen all of it. > > Harvey, do you have any idea what shocks go on a 1968 Tradewind? > > Jim Greene > Atlanta > > To unsubscribe or to change to a daily Digest, please go to http://www.airstream.net/vaclist/listoffice.html If replying back to this message, please delete all the unnecessary original text from your reply.
