A body day two traction bars
 

Any one know the make of these, they came off a 65 gto I've never seen a set, [img:center]http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t204/rare4k/arm1.jpg[/img] need help with Id thanks Phil

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[img:center]http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t204/rare4k/arm3.jpg[/img]

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Lakewood #620-20189

They are Lakewood,

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now that was fastm, WOW !! thanks, any Idea what year?

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I don't recall seeing them in any 80's magazines. Saw them on the sreet in the mid 90's.

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If the snubbers are original they are of later vintage.

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I'm pretty sure that they still make them. They really are more of a show car/street machine/cosmetic item to give the look of slapper bars and I've NEVER seen a fast GM A-body with a set of them installed.

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: markjohnson</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I'm pretty sure that they still make them. They really are more of a show car/street machine/cosmetic item to give the look of slapper bars and I've NEVER seen a fast GM A-body with a set of them installed. </div></div>

Agree. I can't imagine they actually &quot;do&quot; anything productive since on an A body the axle windup is controlled by the 4 link rear suspension.

K

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These exact same bars were on Mark P's 70 LS6 when it arrived for a restoration.