What i have here are a pair of upper control arms that are used on the 1973-76 Mopar A Body cars such as Dart, Valiant, Duster, Demon. These control arms are required to be used on 1972 and earlier A body cars when doing a disc brake conversion to the larger 4 1/2 inch bolt pattern B or E body disc brakes or the 73-76 A body disc brakes.
I cleaned them up of all the grease and grime in the solvent tank, and then soaked them off in a solution of a product called Evaporust, to remove the surface rust from these control arms. You paint them the color, and texture paint of your choice. I will leave that up to you. A very nice pair of upper control arms. One of the best pairs that i have come across. Not rust pitted pieces of junk, from the rust bucket states here in the USA. You can't go wrong starting out with parts here in California, Nevada, Arizona.
Here's what i have done to them.
I came across a 73 Duster at one of the wrecking yards that i frequent on a regular basis. Upon taking the UCA's off the donor vehicle, i noticed that someone recently replaced a UCA on the car with another wrecking yard part. At that time the ball joints were replaced on both the left and right side UCA's.
I installed upper control arm bushings, new grease boots on the ball joints, as they didn't survive the removal with my pickle fork when i took them off the donor car.
I hand scrubbed them clean in the solvent tank, then they were soaked out in my 5 gallon pail of Evaporust to get them in the condition that you see in the pictures.
I have done all the dirty work for you, and replaced the parts. All that you have to do is paint them up the color of your choice, and then install them.
Since they are rebuilt, with new parts, and my labor time to remove them from a donor vehicle, cleaning them up, buying the parts, i need to see $200.00 for these UCA's.
Plus the FEDEX'ing to your zip code, with insurance, and signature delivery fees, + 3% Pay Pal charges.
See my other ad, for a rebuilt pair of sway bar tabbed lower control arms that i also have for sale.
If your interested send me a PM message and we can do all the details.
Jim V.
I cleaned them up of all the grease and grime in the solvent tank, and then soaked them off in a solution of a product called Evaporust, to remove the surface rust from these control arms. You paint them the color, and texture paint of your choice. I will leave that up to you. A very nice pair of upper control arms. One of the best pairs that i have come across. Not rust pitted pieces of junk, from the rust bucket states here in the USA. You can't go wrong starting out with parts here in California, Nevada, Arizona.
Here's what i have done to them.
I came across a 73 Duster at one of the wrecking yards that i frequent on a regular basis. Upon taking the UCA's off the donor vehicle, i noticed that someone recently replaced a UCA on the car with another wrecking yard part. At that time the ball joints were replaced on both the left and right side UCA's.
I installed upper control arm bushings, new grease boots on the ball joints, as they didn't survive the removal with my pickle fork when i took them off the donor car.
I hand scrubbed them clean in the solvent tank, then they were soaked out in my 5 gallon pail of Evaporust to get them in the condition that you see in the pictures.
I have done all the dirty work for you, and replaced the parts. All that you have to do is paint them up the color of your choice, and then install them.
Since they are rebuilt, with new parts, and my labor time to remove them from a donor vehicle, cleaning them up, buying the parts, i need to see $200.00 for these UCA's.
Plus the FEDEX'ing to your zip code, with insurance, and signature delivery fees, + 3% Pay Pal charges.
See my other ad, for a rebuilt pair of sway bar tabbed lower control arms that i also have for sale.
If your interested send me a PM message and we can do all the details.
Jim V.
