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11/26/2013 8:07 AM  #1


thoughts on koni shocks

I have a set of original orange koni shocks from a 67 cougar. I was holding onto them, but am now thinking of selling them.  The rears are cougar specific, as they are 1" longer, but no longer available. Two questions, what would they be worth as a set? And secondly, would mustang guys have a problem with them being longer to use. They work and click/ adjust. Just wondering what people's thoughts are? Thanks, mike

 

11/26/2013 8:08 AM  #2


Re: thoughts on koni shocks

Ps. The front fit 67-70 mustang/cougar. The rear 67-70 cougar, and hopefully mustang.

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