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Rich, they are Hooker 1 3/4" adjustables.

Hope your trans woes are a simple fix. -Al

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Probably nothing Arnett has not seen before. :)

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Just waiting for some warmer weather:

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Looks great. Warm weather coming soon! I hope..

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Wish our's was as slick and devoid of decals like that. :o

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Rich,, don't you have acess to a heat gun and some degreaser? They will come off, you know.
Danny Durham

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Along with the paint behind every decal lol...believe me, I have tried. :p It's getting stripped and painted later this year for sure. :cool:

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Yeah,, I had that happen years ago on my '66 Chevy II,, I figured it was due to the old factory laquer paint, and my youthful inexperience.I was hoping your paint job was better and I know you're wiser than I was back then. Take care.
Danny Durham

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I would take my stickers off too, but they are the only thing holding my old Wagon together! LOL!

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Just an update: It runs, moves under it's own power, the oil and water stays in the motor and none of the wiring went up in smoke. Also upgraded the driveshaft to a chome moly unit with 1350 series yokes and joints. It's off to the alignment shop next week. -Al