You should be able to find it by searching. But here is a summary: from Kind Soul Who Responded #1: Monroe gasmatic shocks (I beleive I'm reading the box correctly that it is model "59016" GM) on the front wheels and they seem fine. They are about $20 a pair at any auto store. My prior shocks were shot and very old if not original. My D has only 6k on it. Its been driven regularly about 20 miles a month. from Kind Soul Who Responded #2: I used the following on the front. Gabriel VST LT Gas Ryder G63902 off a Nissan ½ ton pickup 69-81 (requires space washers to fit) So far... nothing to help me decide what to do. So I haven't yet; I'm still working other gremlins and watching my alternator closely. It may jump to the top of the list. I wonder if I shouldn't replace my 22 year-old cut springs (cut 22 years ago, too) when I replace my shocks. I probably should. Then I wonder if the Mid-State DMC club's wouldn't be a little too soft. I want softer more comfortable, but they might not be the best choice for the roads in my area where drainage is more important than smoothness. Some driveways have drastic inclines. So what I would like to know about _everyone's_ shocks. If you have experience with multiple types, then post on all and compare! 1. general ride quality 2. pothole handling 3. high speed handling 4. your car lowered or original height