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Dr J's Performance May 2nd, 10, 10:46 PM hello guys I have 1970 wagon that I tow my 1970 wagon race car with. the tow wagon has the old original springs that are starting to go away. I need some new spring and I don't know what spring to get. I've done lot's of google searches and don't know what moog part number to get. What are the cargo control springs like ? thanks for the help Mr69 May 3rd, 10, 3:39 AM Consider looking for Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser rear springs. The Olds wagons were heavier. You may consider air bags or air shocks. I run air shocks. Allows me to tailor the height. I was using my 69 El Camino to haul stuff a lot and I found a 68-72 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser in the wrecking yard and robbed the rear springs from it. They worked great. Plus they were super cheap. That old El Camino of mine took a real beating. I thrashed on that car. Had it so loaded down the rear bumper was dragging the ground numerous times. I'm surprised the rear axle wasn't broken or bent. mad hooker May 3rd, 10, 4:42 PM that wasnt my car was it nate? blksheep May 3rd, 10, 7:21 PM IF I were towing with my '72 Wagon and needed spring advise, I would call Eaton Spring and get their opinion. Afterall, springs are what they do. blksheep...in charlotte 72SSWagon May 3rd, 10, 9:06 PM I use stock wagon springs from NPD and Gabriel Load Leveler air shocks on my 72. BG bracketchev1221 May 4th, 10, 4:04 PM Do you have any pictures of the race car? kobuzz01 May 4th, 10, 7:15 PM I would like to see pics of the wagon towing the race wagon. clean7t May 4th, 10, 8:54 PM Me too. Dr J's Performance May 4th, 10, 8:58 PM Next time I'm out I'll take some pixs | ||