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Hi Paul, I'm not sure how many watt but it was an old electric one I had...worked great

Looks like the real thing to me

I had a complete alignment done and the proper front coil springs installed. She drives beautifully!

The Moog #5536's brought my front end up where it should be

Glad it went well Steve....take it easy and do as Doc says

Just thought I'd post this here in case anyone is looking...these numbers are based on the 1971 Monte 1) Small Block without A/C....#5372 2) Small Block with A/C...#6330 3) Big Block without A/C...#6330 4) Big Block with A/C...#5536 https://www.moogparts.com/find-my-part/find-my-part-results.html?type[value]=2&type[label]=Light Duty&year[value]=1971&year[label]=1971&make[value]=47&make[label]=Chevrolet&model[value]=470&model[label]=Monte Carlo

Thank you so much for the kind words Dennis

Two of us did mine. We hooked a heavy chain on the end of the spring. One guy (me) guided the spring and my buddy was at the end of the chain pulling with all he had. The spring hooks should be pointing up at the front by the way.

Yes....those are the ones available through Year One as well.

Hello all, just a heads up when replacing hood springs. The one's from Goodmark don't measure up and didn't keep my hood up. I ordered a second set from Year One and they are part 81N. They are noticeably heavier duty and hold my hood up perfectly. https://www.yearone.com/Product/SearchTarget/8401

Thank you so much Paul

Hey Robert...that's looking awesome! I just realized now you are in Oshawa?

Lot's to do yet but clean up has begun. I will be installing the hoses and filter on the load level compressor but I will not be hooking it up to function...at least for now anyway

Thank you Dan

Hi Bruce, the tail light bezels were NOS fresh right out of very old boxes. The black SS's had the tail panels painted gloss black like the rest of the car. Here's a pic of my car when my late Uncle Ron had it and it still had original paint