What are these called ?

[anlauto]

I need a set of these lower control arm rebound bumper spacers... What's the correct name, who sells them? I can't find them on eBay ????

Does anybody here have a pair they would sell me ?
@69BFan Richard do you carry them ? I'm getting ready to put in an order...

[Mr Cuda]

I've never seen a pair of those not attached to a control arm. What is the world coming to, that you need to repair a lower control arm?
You might be doing something with that crazy idea of aftermarket suspension.

[anlauto]

NO, they are spacers that go between the the LCA and the bumper only on cars with 15" wheels...

[69BFan]

@anlauto, let me check to see if I can round a pair of them up for you.  They were coming from ECS Automotive, but to my understanding, these type of parts has been sold off to Scott Fuller Restorations. 

[anlauto]

Thanks Richard, let me know asap...I've got a large order ready to go in...

[Racer57]

If you have the skills/ability to restore a car, isn't that something you could easily make ? 

[68bee]

They are called Lower Control Arm Bumper Spacers.
I bought a set from Dave Watt on the MOPARTS web site.
He makes them and I think I paid $30 shipped.
Look him up on Moparts, he is in Alanta, Indiana

[69BFan]

The 69.5 A12 cars used the same spacers as well.  I was not aware of Dave Watts doing them, but he may very well be doing them as well as he has done a lots with documenting the A12s.

[anlauto]

If you have the skills/ability to restore a car, isn't that something you could easily make ? 

That was my next plan

[Challenger in NC]

https://www.ecs-exhaust.com/products/1970-71-e-body-lower-control-arm-bumper-spacer

[anlauto]

That must be Scott Fuller's new website, thanks for the link 

[JS29]

If you have the skills/ability to restore a car, isn't that something you could easily make ? 

[E74cuda]

Bill Rolik sells them also