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shock absorber rebuilder
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Robert/Texas |
04-15-2015 @ 11:09 AM
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I just heard from Bill Wzorek and he is still doing shocks with help from his wife. His phone number is 413-586-5324 and his email address is wpwz@comcast.net.
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kubes40 |
04-15-2015 @ 9:53 AM
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TomO... I could not agree with you more. RE: Apple Hydraulics: I would not give them anything to "rebuild" after they destroyed a rare (correct) set of 38 shocks I'd sent them a few years back.
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TomO |
04-14-2015 @ 6:11 AM
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Bill Wzorak has been ill and last that I heard is not accepting new business. He would be my first choice, if he is accepting new business.
Tom
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Robert/Texas |
04-14-2015 @ 4:00 AM
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I had two each rebuilt for my '34 and '37 by Bill Wzorek. I am delighted with the results. Check on Fordbarn for his address and phone number.
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oldasi |
04-13-2015 @ 5:17 PM
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I just had 3 sets rebuilt by Five Points Shocks in California, 1 '36 set and 2 '46 sets, I had 2 '46 sets and shipped all 3 sets, asking to check the 2 '46 sets, turned out all '46's were good so I had them all redone, selling 1 '46 set, for cost of rebuild, $863 including shipping. I had shopped around, price and quality and Five Points came out on top
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TomO |
04-13-2015 @ 6:35 AM
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Apple Hydraulics seems to be the only one left to rebuild the original shocks. You may be able to find a replacement set by advertising for them on this site or the Ford barn.
Tom
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Pair of 40's |
04-12-2015 @ 5:13 PM
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I need to replace or have my 1940 shocks rebuilt. Any suggestions. Thanks
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