I'll certainly check that out, but I'm sure it's not the case. I've had this problem for the 2 years that I've owned the car, and durring this time, I've had the original springs taken out, cut (to lower), and put back in. Then later I had those springs taken out (too low for daily driving), and had new springs and PJ shocks put in. So I've had a lot of work done in this area, but the clunking has remained constant. -Christian On Wed, 22 May 2002, evm2k wrote: > Christian: > > I once had that happened to me when about 35 years ago on my old 72 > Pinto. Something to check is all of your springs to see if any of > them have broke. The front coil spring broke on Pinto and would make > this loud clunking noise everytime I turned or went over a bump. The > spring didn't fall out because the shock absorber was in the middle > of it. But look in the suspension area especially up at the very top > of the spring. Also check the shocks to make sure that the nuts on > top haven't come loose. Another item to check is to see if a rubber > bushing at the top of the rear springs is missing. You should have > one for each side. > > Good luck > > Richard Lew > Danville, California