I ended up with cheap Monroe matics, because I had KYB on it and it was too stiff. You really need to measure them and choose, all depends what brackets you have on it.
For my 47, I simply went to Auto Zone and asked for shocks for a 47 Ford. Simple. And, at the time, I was able to get old-style hydraulic shocks... not N2 filled. Factory brackets were already on the car.
Also try Napa auto parts and use the Napa brand shocks. I think post #3 by Als48 is correct. I used the shocks from the early 70's C-10 pickup on a '46 Ford coupe.
Also try Napa auto parts and use the Napa brand shocks. I think post #3 by Als48 is correct. I used the shocks from the early 70's C-10 pickup on a '46 Ford coupe.
I'd look a little more. The C10 shocks may fit, but they are for a vehicle that weighs at least 50% more than a '47 Ford. If you like a stiff ride, they may be OK, but there may be better choices.
I'd look a little more. The C10 shocks may fit, but they are for a vehicle that weighs at least 50% more than a '47 Ford. If you like a stiff ride, they may be OK, but there may be better choices.
