Check the listing for details. 1963-72 Chevy C10 Pickup Truck 2WD Front Shock Relocation Bracket. Condition: New. Listed at 47.00 USD. Steering • Brakes • Suspension Call the Experts TOLL FREE: for more information about your 1963-1972 Chevrolet Truck Front Shock Mount Relocation Kit This front shock relocation kit is designed for 63-72 Chevy and GMC trucks that have been lowered in front using air ride setup. These brackets mount to the top of the frame and provide a sturdy mount for your front shocks.Features:Designed for trucks using an air ride setupProvide a sturdy anchor point for your front shocksPair of left and right mounting bracketsPremium mounting hardwareTo Install:Position shock mounts directly over existing shock studDrill three mounting holes with a 3/8" drill bitMount upper bracketRemove original shock stud and discardNote: These shock brackets will require use of longer shocks. (Part# 6072FUSB) BEFORE LEAVING FEEDBACK If you receive an order that does not meet your expectations, please allow us the opportunity to fix the problem before leaving negative feedback or rating us. We want you to be happy with your purchase! Contact us via the Message Center if you require any assistance. SHIPPING INFORMATIONOrders over $750 will be sent out signature required. You will need to sign for the packages or make arrangements with the carrier. Most items ships from our warehouse within 24-48 hours from the business day your payment is received. You will receive an email with your tracking number once shipped. We ship via USPS, UPS and Fedex. We only ship to a confirmed Paypal shipping address. Local pickup is available. CONTACT US Messages via eBay are answered within 24 hours.WarrantyAll eBay purchases come with a 30-day warranty from the day you receive your order. If you receive an item that is damaged or defective or missing components, please notify us within 3 days of receipt. Any items outside the 30-day warranty will be the responsibility of the customer to pay for any repairs, as well as cover all shipping costs.