I got mine from Jeff (Hoepkers).
Jook, for the rear shocks, here's the big issue I had with mine--the Monroe Crown Vics. Maybe this isn't the case with other brands, or with YOUR truck, but it was for mine (95 2-dr Track).
The bolts that come with the new shocks won't fit into the holes in the truck, and there's not enough metal around the holes to drill/expand them out. Therefore, you're supposed to use your old bolts, and remove the little circular insert piece (sleeve) at the end of your old shock that the bolt goes through and stick it in the new shock so the bolt fits perfecetly snug in there, like a well-behaved bolt is supposed to.
My problem was that not only couldn't you get that little piece out of the old shock, it was too big to fit in the new shock ANYWAY. If you don't remedy this, the bolt doesn't sit snuggly in the hole in the shock. (This may not even be that big a DEAL, but if you're going to be killing yourself working with that dreaded spring compressor, you might as well have the right fit.)
Fortunately, my mechanic had 2 itty bitty thingy pieces that did the trick (one for each shock), but if you face the same problem, this is something that's going to hang you up. After you buy your shocks, you may want to buy two cheap insert pieces like this just to be ready before you start disassemblig all of this metal.
Unfortunately, I can't tell you the old bolt's exact size so you'll know the exact size opening you'll need, but maybe someone here does.
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