A-Arm disassembly - 66 Barracuda

Two bolts, one on each side, fractured from trying to remove it. Both those are still frozen solid.

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If i understand you guys correctly, the bushing, the cam bolt/nut, and the central core in which that bolt rides are all replacement parts and I do not have to worry about messing them up. What i can't screw up is the mounting brackets on the frame and the parts of the UCA itself through which the bushing mounts, right?
Basically - correct. You need to save the tabs because they connect to the “frame.” And take a look at some of the control arms that come up for sale here. Look at how they have the bushing and shell of the bushing pressed into the control arm. You can over torque the bolts and snap the nuts off to release the squeeze pressure and honestly RRR is correct about getting new or better shape cam bolts. But if they do not come apart with an air hammer then cut like I suggested. But before you cut… make sure you understand what you are looking at 100% so you do not create more issue than what you have now.
Good luck. I wish I was closer to help you in person because I’ve done this a few times. It is easy “if” you understand why you are doing what you are doing.

Also while cutting or hammering or anything soak in PB blaster a few days before. If you sawzall them use a cutting oil on the cut to help aid killing blades prematurely.