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Commercial Vehicle (For U.S 2020-2021) INDEX SHOCK ABSORBER LISTINGS BY MAKE&MODEL NEW ADDITIONS V1-V29 TRUCKS, TRAILERS AND SUSPENSIONS 1-148 ADVANCE MIXER 1 ARVIN MERITOR 1 AUTOCAR 1-2 BENSON TRUCK BODIES INC. 2 BENSON TRAILER 2 BERING TRUCK CORP. 2 BINKLEY 2 BOYDSTUN 2 BROCKWAY 2 BUILT RITE 2 CASCADE TRAILER 2 CHALLENGE COOK 3 CHALMERS SUSPENSION 3 CHANCE COACH 3 CHEVROLET 3-10 CLARK EQUIPMENT 10 CNH GLOBAL N V 10 COACHMEN RV 10-11 CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS-EAGLE INT'L 11 CUNHA PRODUCTS OHD 11 CUSH CORPORATION 11 COUNTRY COACH 11 CRANE CARRIER 11 CROWN COACH 11 DAMON MOTOR COACH 12 DANA 12 DEXTER AXLE 12 DIAMOND 12 DUPLEX TRUCK 12 DURA SUSPENSION 12 DODGE 12-13 DYNAMAX CORP 13 EAGLE MOTOR COACH 13 EAST TRAILER 13 EAST MANUFACTURING CORP 13 ENTEGRA COACH 14 FEDERAL COACH 14 Ⅰ INDEX SHOCK ABSORBER LISTINGS BY MAKE&MODEL FLEETWOOD RV 14 FLUIDRIVE 14 FLYER INDUSTRIES 14 FOREST RIVER INC 14-15 FORD 15-25 FREIGHTLINER 26-34 FRUEHAUF 34-35 FWD TRUCK 35 GENERAL TRAILER CO. 35 GEORGIE BOY MANUFACTURING 35 GILLIG BROS 35 GULF STREAM COACH 35 GREAT DANE TRAILER 35-36 GRANNING SUSPENSION 36 GMC 36-45 HARDEE 45 HAUSMAN 45 HENDRICKSON 45-55 HINO 55-57 HIGHWAY PRODUCT 57 HOLLAND 57 HOLIDAY RAMBLER 57-58 HOBBS TRAILERS 58 HUTCHENS SUSPENSION 58 HYSTER EQUIPMENT 58 IMT CORP 58 INTERNATIONAL (NAVISTAR) 58-74 INGERSOLL AXLES 74 ISUZU 74-75 JAYCO RV INC 75 JIFFLOX 75 KING 76 KIMBLE MIXER CO. 76 KING OF THE ROAD 76 KENWORTH 76-85 KWK-LOC (JIFFLOX) 85 LEYLAND TRUCK 86 LODAL INC. 86 LINK MANUFACTURING CAB SHOCKS 85-86 Ⅱ INDEX SHOCK ABSORBER LISTINGS BY MAKE&MODEL LINK CAB AIR SUSPENSION 86 MACK 87-93 MAECO 93-94 MARMON 94 MANDALAY COACH 94 MCNELLIS 94 MC NEILUS TRUCK & MAN. 94-95 MERITOR 95 MOR-RYDE SUSPENSION 95 MOTOR COACH INDUSTRIES 95-97 MOHAWK 97 MONACO CLASS A MOTORHOMES 97 MITSUBISHI 97-98 MUNCIE RECLAMATION 98 MERCEDES BENZ 98 NEWAY SUSPENSION 98-99 NEWMAR CORP 99 NEXUS RV 99 NATIONAL COACH CORP 99 NATIONAL RV INC 99 NEW FLYER 99 NISSAN 99-100 OLE GRANNING 100 ONEIDA PRODUCTS 100 OSTERLUND TRUCK 100 OSHKOSH MOTORS 100 OTTAWA TRUCK 100 PAI CORPORATION 100 PAI CORP 100 PACCAR 100 PAGE 100-101 PACIFIC 101 PEERLESS TRAILER 101 PETERBILT 101-114 PIERCE MANUFACTURING INC 114 POWERPACKER CAB SHOCKS 114 PREVOST 114-115 REX 115 RAMERIZ TRAILER 115 Ⅲ INDEX SHOCK ABSORBER LISTINGS BY MAKE&MODEL RAYDAN MANUFACTURING 115 RED LION TRAILER 115 REYCO SUSPENSION 116-117 RENEGADE RV 117 RIDEWELL CORPORATION 117-119 SAF/HOLLAND 119-125 SEAGRAVE FIRE APPARATUS LLC 126 SPARTAN MOTORS 126-127 STERLING 127-130 STOUGHTON TRAILERS INC. 130 SUSPENSYS 130 SOUTHERN COACH 130 TRAILMOBILE CANADA CORP. 130-131 TUTHILL TECHNOLOGIES 131-132 TURNER QUICK LIFT 133 THOR MOTOR COACH 133 TIFFIN MOTORHOMES INC 133 TIMBREN INDUSTRIES 133 THE BINKLEY COMPANY 133 TRANSPORTATION MFG. CORP 134 TWIN COACH 134 UNITED MANUFACTURING 134 UTILITY TRAILER 135 UPS TRUCK 135 U.D. NISSAN 135 VOLVO 135-141 VOLVO/WHITE/GMC 140-141 VOLKSWAGEN 141-142 WABASH NATIONAL 142 WAYNE SWEEPER 142 WORKHORSE 142 WINNEBAGO CLASS A MOTORHOMES 143 WATSON & CHALIN SUSPENSION 143-144 WATSON & CHALIN MFG. INC. 144-145 WESTERN STAR 145-148 WESTERN UNIT 148 SCHOOL BUSES 149-157 ACF BRILL BUS 149 BLUEBIRD 149-151 Ⅳ INDEX SHOCK ABSORBER LISTINGS BY MAKE&MODEL BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUS 151 BROCKWAY MOTORS 151-152 CARPENTER BUS 152 CHANCE COACH 152 CHEVROLET SCHOOL BUS 152 DODGE SCHOOL BUS 152-153 FORD SCHOOL BUS 153 FREIGHTLINER 153 GILLIG 153 GMC SCHOOL BUS 153-154 IC BUS 154 IC CORPORATION 154 INTERNATIONAL (NAVISTAR) 154-156 MATSON SCHOOL BUS 156 ONIEDA PRODUCTS 156 THOMAS SCHOOL BUS 156-157 THOMAS BUILT BUS 157 BUSES AND COACHES 158-166 ABC BUS 158 ACF BRILL BUS 158 AM GENERAL 158 BUS & TRUCK CO. 158 BECK BUS 158 BLUEBIRD BUS 159 CARPENTER BUS 159 CHANCE BUS 159 CHAMPION TRANSIT 159 CHEVROLET 159 CROWN COACH 159 DINA BUS 159 DODGE 159 EAGLE BUS 159-160 ELDORADO 160 FLXIBLE BUS 160-161 FORD 161 FREIGHTLINER 161 GMC 162 GILLIG BUS 162 GREYHOUND BUS 162 Ⅴ INDEX SHOCK ABSORBER LISTINGS BY MAKE&MODEL GRUMMAN BUS 162 HIGHWAY PRODUCT 162 HOLIDAY RAMBLER 162 IKARUS BUS 162 INTERNATIONAL 162 JOHN DEERE 162 LION BUS 162 MACK 162-163 MAN BUS 163 MOTOR COACH IND 163 NABI 163 NEOPLAN BUS 163-164 NEW FLYER 164 NOVA BUS 164 OPTIMA OPUS 164 ORION 164-165 PREVOST CAR 165 RIDEWELL CORPORATION 165 SAF/HOLLAND 165-166 SOUTHERN COACH 166 THOMAS BUILT BUS 166 TWIN COACH 166 VAN HOOL 166 VOLVO 166 WORKHORSE 166 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES 167-169 ALKO/KOBER TRAILER AXLE 167 BLUEBIRD BUS 167 CHEVROLET 167 DEXTER TRAILER AXLE 167 DYNOMAX (COUNTRY COACH) 167 FORD 167 FORETRAVEL 168 FREIGHTLINER 168 GMC 168 GRANNING 168 GILLIG 168 HOLIDAY RAMBLER 168 ISUZU 168 Ⅵ INDEX SHOCK ABSORBER LISTINGS BY MAKE&MODEL MONACO 168-169 MOR 169 OSHKOSH 169 PEAK CHASSIS 169 PREVOST CAR 169 SAFARI 169 SPARTAN 169 TRAVEL TRAILER 169 TUTHILL TECHNOLOGIES 169 VIEW (WINNEBAGO) 169 WORKHORSE 169 COMMERCIAL TRUCKS & VANS 170-192 CADILLAC 170 CHRYSLER 170 CHEVROLET 170-176 DODGE 176-179 FORD 179-182 FREIGHTLINER 182-183 GMC 183-189 INTERNATIONAL 189 ISUZU 189 JEEP 189-190 MERCEDES BENZ 190 NISSAN 190 PLYMOUTH 190 RAM 190-191 STERLING 191 TOYOTA 191-192 U.S.POSTAL 192 NUMERICAL LISTING 193-247 Ⅶ NEW ADDITIONS GOLD NO. MODEL PAGE GOLD NO. MODEL PAGE 5001151 INTERNATIONAL (NAVISTAR) CAB SHOCKS CAB 59 5001158 THOMAS SCHOOL BUS R 156 LINK MANUFACTURING CAB SHOCKS CAB 86 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS Additional O.E.M. Interchanges R 150 5001152 FORD ADDITIONAL O.E.M. INTERCHANGES F 15 FLXIBLE BUS R 160 FORD F-SERIES - CONVENTIONAL CAB F 20 5001159 GILLIG BROS R 35 FORD FT-SERIES - CONVENTIONAL CAB F 21 5001257 DYNAMAX CORP (COUNTRY COACH) Class C MotorHomes F 13 STERLING ADDITIONAL O.E.M. INTERCHANGES F 128 FEDERAL COACH F 14 MAECO F 93 FREIGHTLINER ADDITIONAL O.E.M. INTERCHANGES F 26 MAECO R 93 FREIGHTLINER BUSINESS CLASS - M2 F 27 5001153 KENWORTH CAB SHOCKS AEROCAB F 76 FREIGHTLINER CUSTOM CHASSIS F 31 KENWORTH CAB SHOCKS ICON 900 F 76 FREIGHTLINER M2 BUSINESS CLASS F 34 KENWORTH TRUCK T660 CAB 82 FREIGHTLINER SEVERE DUTY SERIES - 108SD, 114SD & 122SD F 34 KENWORTH TRUCK T700 CAB 82 HENDRICKSON TRUCK SUSPENSION SYSTEMS Airtek Series F 54 HENDRICKSON TRUCK SUSPENSION SYSTEMS All American Series LINK MANUFACTURING CAB SHOCKS CAB 86 (FE & RE Models) F 54 KENWORTH CAB SHOCKS AEROCAB R 76 KENWORTH ADDITIONAL O.E.M. INTERCHANGES F 76 KENWORTH CAB SHOCKS ICON 900 R 76 MC NEILUS TRUCK & MAN. F 94 HENDRICKSON TRAILER SUSPENSION ADDITIONAL O.E.M. 5001154 PETERBILT ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS F INTERCHANGES R 47 101 HINO 268, 268A SERIES R 56 PETERBILT TRUCK 579 SERIES F 113 MC NEILUS TRUCK & MAN. R 95 PETERBILT TRUCK 587 SERIES F 113 5001155 AUTOCAR XPEDITOR R 2 RENEGADE RV F 117 HENDRICKSON TRAILER SUSPENSION ADDITIONAL O.E.M. SPARTAN MOTORS F INTERCHANGES R 48 126 HENDRICKSON TRUCK SUSPENSION FIREMAAX - SERIES R 49 STERLING ACTERRA F 129 HENDRICKSON TRUCK SUSPENSION SYSTEMS PRIMAAX - SERIES TIFFIN MOTORHOMES INC F R 54,55 133 KENWORTH ADDITIONAL O.E.M. INTERCHANGES R 76 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS All American Series (FE & RE Models) F 151 KENWORTH TRUCK T440 R 80 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS D3 Series (FE & RE Models) F 151 KENWORTH TRUCK T680 R 82 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS Vision Series F 151 KENWORTH TRUCK T880 R 84 LION BUS F 162 MC NEILUS TRUCK & MAN. R 95 5001258 CHANCE COACH F 3 HENDRICKSON TRUCK SUSPENSION ADDITIONAL O.E.M. 5001156 DINA BUS F INTERCHANGES R 54 159 121,122 SAF/HOLLAND SUSPENSION TRAILER AIR SUSPENSION R 123 ARVIN MERITOR R 1 5001157 INTERNATIONAL (NAVISTAR) ADDITIONAL O.E.M. INTERCHANGES R 58 CHANCE COACH R 3 MACK ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS R 87 CUSH CORPORATION R 11 MERITOR R 95 HARDEE MFG R 45 RAYDAN MANUFACTURING R 115 HENDRICKSON TRAILER SUSPENSION TOP MOUNT STYLE R 51 5001158 ARVIN MERITOR F 1 HENDRICKSON TRAILER SUSPENSION UNDERSLUNG STYLE R 51 HENDRICKSON TRUCK SUSPENSION ADDITIONAL O.E.M. MOHAWK F 97 INTERCHANGES R 54 RIDEWELL CORPORATION TRUCK AIR-RIDES F 119 INTERNATIONAL (NAVISTAR) UNISTAR R 73 VOLVO ADDITIONAL O.E.M. INTERCHANGES F 136 MACK CH SERIES R 88 THOMAS SCHOOL BUS F 156 MACK CHN SERIES R 88 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS Additional O.E.M. Interchanges F 150 MACK CHU - PINNACLE SERIES R 88 ACF BRILL BUS F 158 MACK CXN SERIES R 91 FLXIBLE BUS F 160 MACK GRANITE SERIES R 91 PREVOST R 115 REYCO SUSPENSION ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS R 116 ARVIN MERITOR R 1 RIDEWELL CORPORATION TRAILER AIR-RIDES R 118,119 MOHAWK R 97 RIDEWELL CORPORATION TRUCK AIR-RIDES R 119 RIDEWELL CORPORATION TRUCK AIR-RIDES R 119 SAF/HOLLAND SUSPENSION TRAILER AIR SUSPENSION R 119 VOLVO ADDITIONAL O.E.M. INTERCHANGES R 136 SAF HOLLAND TRUCK, BUS & MOTORHOME AIR SUSPENSIONS R 126 V1 NEW ADDITIONS GOLD NO. MODEL PAGE GOLD NO. MODEL PAGE 5001258 TUTHILL TECHNOLOGIES TRAILER R 132 5001267 PACIFIC TRUCK & TRAILER F 101 VOLVO ADDITIONAL O.E.M. INTERCHANGES R 136 PIERCE MANUFACTURING INC F 114 HENDRICKSON TRUCK SUSPENSION ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS 5001259 REYCO SUSPENSION STEER AXLE F R 53 117 HENDRICKSON TRUCK SUSPENSION ADDITIONAL O.E.M. STERLING A - LINE 9500 SERIES (SILVERSTAR) F INTERCHANGES R 54 128 HINO ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS R 55 STERLING L - LINE 8500 SERIES - CONVENTIONAL CAB F 129 HINO 195 SERIES R 55 STERLING L - LINE 9500 SERIES - CONVENTIONAL CAB F 129 HINO 258 SERIES R 56 TUTHILL TECHNOLOGIES STEER AXLE F 132 HINO 338 SERIES R 56 VOLVO ADDITIONAL O.E.M.
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