Rear Spring Bumpers

Rear Spring Bumpers (1932–1979 Ford Cars & Trucks)

Rear suspension travel on 1932–1979 Ford passenger cars and light trucks is controlled in part by properly positioned Rear Spring Bumpers and related axle contact stops. This category includes ford reproduction Rear spring bumpers and classic ford Rear axle bumpers designed to limit upward axle movement and protect the frame and spring assembly from metal-to-metal contact.

Rear bumpers engage when the suspension reaches maximum compression, helping maintain suspension travel limits and ride stability. Fitment may vary by model year, spring configuration, axle housing design, and mounting bracket style. Differences in bumper height and mounting location affect how the axle contacts the stop under load. Hardened, compressed, or missing bumpers can alter ride characteristics, introduce frame impact, and affect rear brake balance during heavy suspension movement. During restoration, proper bumper selection ensures factory-correct spacing between the axle and frame while preserving intended suspension geometry.

Since 1978, C&G Ford Parts has remained a second-generation, family-run business focused exclusively on classic Ford restoration parts. Experienced staff are available to help confirm correct fitment when details matter.

Select the rear spring bumper that matches your Ford’s year and suspension configuration.