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Make OEM or Competitor number ShockNo UpgradeNo ABC BUS 050134513 85732 ABC BUS 10685703 695406 ABC BUS 12B-5-1 85735 ABC BUS 12J-5-10 85733 ABC BUS 12L-5-114 85727 ABC BUS 12L-5-72 85709 ABC BUS 12L-5-88 85729 ABC BUS 3166657 85700 ABC BUS 6243-13790 85708 ABC BUS 6243-14040 85708 ABC BUS 624314570 695406 ABC BUS 680323 85700 ABC BUS 90-2291 695406 ACF BRILL BUS 610513 85307 ACF BRILL BUS 631237 85308 89422 ACF BRILL BUS 641521 85308 89422 ACF BRILL BUS 649648 85308 89422 ACF BRILL BUS 659129 85303 89422 ACF BRILL BUS 661732 83215 ACF BRILL BUS 661733 83225 ACF BRILL BUS 995891 85307 ADVANCE MIXER 12111 ADV 646155 ADVANCE MIXER 13424 ADV 83207 89407 ADVANCE MIXER 13883 85334 ADVANCE MIXER 13883 ADV 85334 ADVANCE MIXER 14626 ADV 83209 ADVANCE MIXER 23458 ADV 83112 ADVANCE MIXER 680087 85334 ALLCO TRAILER 727602 83122 89406 AM GENERAL 3166657 85700 AM GENERAL 4975501 85700 AM GENERAL 5565748 85700 AM GENERAL 5957136 85700 AM GENERAL 5969438 85700 AM GENERAL 5978712 85700 AM GENERAL 5979484 85302 89420 AM GENERAL 5979574 85700 AM GENERAL 5982537 85700 ARALMEX 2AMG037 G63375 ARALMEX 3AMG001 G63355 ARALMEX 3AMG004 G63306 ARALMEX 3AMG005 G63359 ARALMEX 3AMG006 G63377 ARALMEX 3AMG007 G63357 ARALMEX 3AMG008 G63500 ARALMEX 3AMG009 G63406 ARALMEX 3AMG021 G63409 ARALMEX 3AMG022 G63454 ARALMEX 3AMG023 G63421 ARALMEX 3AMG026 G63455 ARALMEX 3AMG027 G63426 ARALMEX 3AMG029 G63488 ARALMEX 3AMG030 G63818 ARALMEX 3AMG031 G63360 ARALMEX 3AMG032 G63502 ARALMEX 3AMG033 G63614 ARALMEX 3AMG034 G63608 ARALMEX 3AMG035 G63607 ARVIN MERITOR 085009 85009 ARVIN MERITOR 085014 85014 ARVIN MERITOR 085321 85321 ARVIN MERITOR 654907 85000 89436 ARVIN MERITOR 659222 83171 ARVIN MERITOR 665724 85000 89436 ARVIN MERITOR 665760 85045 ARVIN MERITOR 665769 85052 ARVIN MERITOR 665804 85939 ARVIN MERITOR 671091 85069 89455 ARVIN MERITOR 671092 85012 89413 ARVIN MERITOR 671507 87015 ARVIN MERITOR 671707 85052 ARVIN MERITOR 680102 85712 ARVIN MERITOR 680322 85704 ARVIN MERITOR 680518 85700 ARVIN MERITOR 680584 85938 ARVIN MERITOR 680671 85708 ARVIN MERITOR 695172 85707 ARVIN MERITOR 695214 85722 ARVIN MERITOR 695406 695406 ARVIN MERITOR 7805-N-1002 85329 ARVIN MERITOR 7805-S-1007 85329 AUTOCAR 03-1106460 85005 89430 AUTOCAR 1011839 83216 AUTOCAR 28CFG-910 83216 AUTOCAR 28R010 83216 AUTOCAR 35901-3201 85024 89416 AUTOCAR 37301-3201 85027 89418 AUTOCAR 37301-3202 85026 89417 AUTOCAR 60657-003 85072 AUTOCAR 60665-011 85967 AUTOCAR 60680-003 83112 AUTOCAR 60680-004 83143 AUTOCAR 60680-005 83142 AUTOCAR 660186 83216 AUTOCAR 800670 85060 AUTOCAR 800781 85314 89425 AUTOCAR 8026658 85046 89434 AUTOCAR 8071524 85024 89416 AUTOCAR 849246 83216 BATCO 1083203 83203 89436 BATCO 1083204 83204 BATCO 1083207 83207 89407 BATCO 1083209 83209 89414 BATCO 1083225 83225 BATCO 1083310 83221 BATCO 1083317 83317 BATCO 1085003 85003 89411 BATCO 1085005 85005 89430 BATCO 1085007 85007 89412 BATCO 1085300 85300 89419 BATCO 1085305 85305 BATCO 1085311 85311 89424 BATCO 1087001 85734 BATCO 1087004 85735 BATCO 1087006 85736 Beck 680091 85303 89422 BECK BUS 14QK-140 85304 BECK BUS 14QK-2102 85304 BENSON TRUCK BODIES INC. 90044089 83124 89407 BENSON TRUCK BODIES INC. A-20002 85000 89436 BERING TRUCK CORP. 47902-24 83137 BILSTEIN B46-1594 85013 89414 BILSTEIN B46-1725 85029 BILSTEIN B46-2151 85007 89412 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 00085991 85006 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 00119797 85959 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 00119798 85106 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0014605 85036 89405 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0014985 83137 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0015222 85919 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0020326 85976 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0040015 85919 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0055008 85959 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0055017 85959 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0075916 85086 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0085990 85959 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0088035 85090 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0106303 85106 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0110808 83124 89407 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0523047 85736 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 0823054 85304 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1004167 85712 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1217934 85304 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1260008 87017 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1316546 85006 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1317767 85029 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1526417 85052 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1658525 85971 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1658533 85010 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1667831 85029 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1668722 85030 89440 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1668730 85013 89414 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1707405 85005 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1722214 85030 89440 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1722222 85013 89414 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1746163 85006 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1750793 85712 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1962422 85304 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 1962430 83207 89407 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 2021459 85012 89413 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 23106-01 85975 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 300-0614966 85307 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 300-0614974 85304 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 300-0823047 85736 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 300-0823054 85304 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 300-09612284 85734 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 300-1316546 85006 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 300-1317767 85029 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 303-1350628 85712 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 305-0961284 85734 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 471700000428 85006 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 471700000456 85959 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 471700000464 85090 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 471700002919 85106 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 471700131545 85006 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 4759272 89447 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 4760958 85086 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 481700131438 85919 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 58913-007 85959 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 58913-007L 85959 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 58913-008 85959 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 58913-009 85959 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 58913-010 85106 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 58913-011 85959 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 59057-001 83137 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 59057-002 85036 89405 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 59483-000 85919 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 60665-005 85919 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 609180 85304 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 60998-001 85006 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 60998-002 85919 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 60998-003 85006 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 614958 85307 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 614966 85307 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 614974 85304 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 65992-003 85959 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 65992-004 85106 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 671933 85919 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 680102 85712 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 680155 85712 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 680667 89447 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 680783 85304 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 70317 89402 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 70397 85006 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 7805-M-1001 85919 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 7805-N-1002 85329 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 7805-S-1007 85329 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 87001-01A 85734 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 8C24-18045-DA 83177 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 8C24-18080-DB 83178 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 8C2Z-18124-D 83177 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 8C2Z-18125-D 83178 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 90044448 85051 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 90044915 83127 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 90045050 85914 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 90045083 85910 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 90-1813 85712 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 90-1951-SP1 85734 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 90-1968 85712 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 90-1968-SP1 85712 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS 90-2610 SP1 87017 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS A-4890 85712 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS AMS65109 85058 89431 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS AMS65110 85005 89430 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS AMS65119 85029 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS ASH-1136 83178 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS ASH-1154 83177 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS AT-163G 83177 BLUEBIRD SCHOOL BUS AT-164G 83178 BOGE 40-A85-0 85708 BOYDSTUN EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING 1253069B000 85005 89430 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUS 14QK-281P10 85305 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUS 14QK-282P1 83216 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUS 14QK-282P3 83216 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUS 152398 85304 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUS 152412 83215 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUS 508657 85307 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUS 515231 85303 89422 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUS 530873 83207 89407 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUS 532397 85307 BUILT RITE 318-06-100 85006 BUS & TRUCK CO. 0100-905 85307 BUS & TRUCK CO. 680091 85303 89422 BUS & TRUCK CO. 70039 85303 89422 BUS & TRUCK CO. 70041 85305 CARPENTER BUS 0272-SS5 85712 CARPENTER BUS 63-0001 85713 CASCADE TRAILER 120-1 83125 CHALLENGE 632147 632147 CHALLENGE 632155 646177 CHALMERS SUSPENSION 21335 G63355 CHALMERS SUSPENSION 665174 85060 CHALMERS SUSPENSION 800670 85060 CHALMERS SUSPENSION 800781 85314 89425 CHAMPION TRANSIT 22064230 83136 CHAMPION TRANSIT 22064231 85324 CHANCE BUS 270-6708 85014 CHANCE BUS 59039 83207 89407 CHANCE BUS 665017 85014 CHANCE BUS 6892 83207 89407 CHANCE BUS 6893 83203 89436 CHANCE BUS 728600 83203 89436 CHANCE BUS AS789B 85014 CHANCE COACH 2021459 85012 89413 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 12474915 83122 89406 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 12474917 83137 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15123676 83136 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 1-51630-168-1 83515 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 1-51630-217-0 83114 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 1-51630-217-1 83114 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 1-51630-219-1 83114 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15174898 83136 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15174901 85342 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15174902 85071 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15174903 85342 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15185643 83153 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15185644 83155 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15588554 83136 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15642943 83136 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15740554 83137 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15887728 83136 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 15963161 83122 89406 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 19152843 83136 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 21998392 85336 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 22002293 83126 89430 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 22002294 83304 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 22002295 83303 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 22007700 83207 89407 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 22007701 83126 89430 CHEVROLET TRUCK (AlsO See GMC Truck) 22007702 83304 CHEVROLET TRUCK
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