I'M LOOKING TO REPLACE MY SHOCKS ON MY 1970 CORVETTE. I WOULD LIKE TO FIND SOME ORIGINALS IF POSSIBLE. IF NOT SOME THAT WOULD PASS NCRS JUDGING. I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO PUT REPRO TIRES BACK ON THE VEHICLE. DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS REGARDING EITHER. I UNDERSTAND KELSEY TIRES IS ONE OF THE REPRO'S...ARE THEY GOOD QUALITY OR WHO HAS GOOD QUALITY? ANY IDEAS??? DROOP

I've never used Kelsey but have purchased from Diamondback and Coker. I've no complaints from either and cost is nearly identical. For shocks you can buy Delco unless you want really high performance stuff. I have Delco on my '69 (installed by a previous owner), and again I have no complaints. They're able to handle anything I want out of the car.

coker tire    they can make tire with your year car   look them up   dwa175

THANKS GUYS, I'M TRYING TO FIND SOME ORIGINAL SHOCKS TO MATCH MY BUILD DATE RIGHT NEXT TO IMPOSSIBLE I BELIEVE TO FIND. SHOULD HAVE NEVER THROWN THE ORIGINALS AWAY.....DROOP

Hey Droop, you don't have to yell.  

For Judging purposes replacing the original shocks with DELCO branded, non-gas shocks will get you the minimum deduction if you paint them the correct, grey color. Anything else will pretty much get you a major deduct.

Same with tires.  Anything other than what was originally available for the car would result in large deducts, whereas a Goodyear, or Firestone brand would be less of a deduct, depending on how much different they look, and how far off the sizes are from original. Repop tires, work fairly well in Judging, but will still get some minor deducts.

Welcome to the forum.

Now I know two people that live in Homosassa.  Other is old Navy buddy.

THANKS EVERYONE FOR THE HELP AND THE WELCOME. YOU GUYS HAVE HELP MAKE MY DECISION. I'M GOING STOCK WHENEVER I CAN. THE REASON I USE CAP'S IN MY TYPING IS FOR ALL OF US THAT AREN'T IN THE TWENTY'S ANYMORE. THANKS AGAIN   DROOP

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