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Thread: FS: @eBay - H&H rear Sway Bar Steel Trailing Arm Mounts

  1. 04-21-2013, 06:46 AM #1
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    FS: @eBay - H&H rear Sway Bar Steel Trailing Arm Mounts

    I have a pair of rear sway bar trailing arm mounts that fit a long wheel base with steel trailing arms. If you want a rear bar but do not want to weld in the body brackets these work great. Simple installation. Included are drop links to attach to your choice of bars.

    I have these over on eBay with BIN $130 OBRO. (new Price)

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    These ar still available for the person not willing to weld the rear mount bracket to the car body.
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  3. 03-25-2014, 05:24 PM #3
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    Price drop from $155. or make an offer.
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    I don't think these are to prevent you from having to weld the swaybar mounts but in the event you don't have the knuckles to attach the ends of the bar
    on the swing arm..
    I could use these on a current project if available ,say $125 shipped ? thanks Bert

    * trick little piece but because of the original style bar I have I will have to pass thanks Joe for understanding
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    Here is an old H&H rear bar ad. It might help clarify:
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