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Does anyone have pictures of the traction bar of Mike Rusden's 1969 Corvette. It was the feature car of August 2003.
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I wish my computer never crashed 2 years ago. I had pictures of a complete Motion traction bar assembly for Corvette that I had for sale. I lost a lot of good reference photos when that computer crashed.
From what I remember about it, all that the bar was made up of was two factory lower strut rods that attached with brackets that were welded to the crossmember and connected to the rear spring retaining bracket.
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I know of two that were used. One is like you are describing but I am looking for a third one. There are tons of pics of everything else. It seems no one likes taking pics of rearends?
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the round bar one was a Traction Master
lakewood and NMW also made them by welded flat stock That green 482 MP Corvette was not a 1969 build I think it was built in 1973 search "corvette traction bar" on ebay there are 3 different ones on there |
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Are these the "flat bar stock" bars that you're talking about? I took them off of my RS COPO Camaro. They were installed in 1969.
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Better restore them and put them back Bergy!
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Can someone help me with posting a picture?
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Sorry John, the email went to my junk mail box...
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Thanks Dan for helping to post the picture. I saw the same bar design in two of the Motion parts ads. I do not know who manufactured the bar but I was hoping someone on the site has some pictures of this bar on a documented Motion vette.
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