Front Sway bar bushings and end links

[66FBCharger]

Where can I buy these? Are these something I could buy at the Mopar Nats?
My end bushings look shot and the end links are hitting the strut rods. Other than the bushings being shot, could there be other things wrong besides bushings that would cause the sway bar end links to hit the strut rods?
Oh, it is on a '69.

[Dino]

You may be going for a more correct restoration but do consider an aftermarket sway bar.  The stock bars are a but thin imo.

[bill440rt]

Surely there's gonna be some vendor at the Nats selling these.
If you want to retain the original bar, Mancini Racing sells adapter brackets to convert to '70-up style bushings. You'll have to cut/reweld the brackets on the original bar to replace the '68-'69 style bushings. They'll have the end links, too.

[hemi71x]

http://www.energysuspensionparts.com/proddetail.asp?prod=5%2E5128

http://www.energysuspensionparts.com/proddetail.asp?prod=5%2E5129

[66FBCharger]

I bought Moog endlinks and bushing from Craig Stanley at the Nats.
I am considering going to a larger front sway bar in the future.
Thanks to all for their replies.

[bakerhillpins]

If you have the time to post up the part #s you picked up, the work you did/will do, and any other info that would be great. Mine could use replacement and any research you can save me is awesome! 

[maxwellwedge]

If anyone is looking for original looking pieces in the right plating etc. Frank Badalson sells them

[bakerhillpins]

If anyone is looking for original looking pieces in the right plating etc. Frank Badalson sells them

Can you post up a bit more information please. Google searchs only find a kit for 70-73 cars not a 69 or earlier.

[66FBCharger]

If you have the time to post up the part #s you picked up, the work you did/will do, and any other info that would be great. Mine could use replacement and any research you can save me is awesome! 

I got a ton of things done to my R/T on this last long weekend. As I mentioned I got Moog sway bar end links at the Nats. If you look closely at the pictures, you will see not only were the bushings shot, but the sway bar stud has been rubbing against the strut rod for awhile.
The job was not tough, but it took probably a few hours.
If anyone needs the contact info for the guy I bought the parts from, let me know and I will get it for you.

[1974dodgecharger]

damn if i saw this i could of maybe gave u mine for free.....

[maxwellwedge]

If anyone is looking for original looking pieces in the right plating etc. Frank Badalson sells them

Can you post up a bit more information please. Google searchs only find a kit for 70-73 cars not a 69 or earlier.

Here you go.http://www.rogergibsonautorestoration.com/images/2013_catalog.pdf

Page 13 of the catalog. 

SWAYLS 67-69 Sway bar link kit. All original components, washers, bushing link and
end nuts, includes sway bar to K-frame hardware........................... $100.00

[Moparpoolman]

I got a set of end links from Dantes

http://www.dantesparts.com/suspension.html

[bakerhillpins]

I got a ton of things done to my R/T on this last long weekend. As I mentioned I got Moog sway bar end links at the Nats. If you look closely at the pictures, you will see not only were the bushings shot, but the sway bar stud has been rubbing against the strut rod for awhile.
The job was not tough, but it took probably a few hours.
If anyone needs the contact info for the guy I bought the parts from, let me know and I will get it for you.

If anyone is looking for original looking pieces in the right plating etc. Frank Badalson sells them

Can you post up a bit more information please. Google searchs only find a kit for 70-73 cars not a 69 or earlier.

Here you go.http://www.rogergibsonautorestoration.com/images/2013_catalog.pdf

Page 13 of the catalog.  

SWAYLS 67-69 Sway bar link kit. All original components, washers, bushing link and
end nuts, includes sway bar to K-frame hardware........................... $100.00

Maxwell, somehow I missed your followup post. Thanks!  

He still lists the parts, now on page 18, so I need to give him a call and make sure it's what I think it is.

[bill440rt]

Bryan, this is what they look like. '68/'69 used the same type, in '70 the design changed.
Hands down Badalson has correct stuff. But there are a few other sellers that have them for less. The only difference I see is that according to the description Badalson's kits also include the hardware to bolt the sway bar to the K-frame? 
These other sets are just the links.     They are from suppliers Ehrenberg and MegaParts, but other suppliers also carry them (Vans, etc).
http://www.ebay.com/itm/MOPAR-Swaybar-links-CORRECT-Black-Phosphate-stud-type-Cuda-Charger-Dart-GTX-/321676204938?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ae5655b8a&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Mopar-1966-74-Sway-Bar-End-Links-Cuda-Challenger-Road-Runner-GTX-/400862592069?pt=Vintage_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item5d5545bc45&vxp=mtr

Also, the nuts that come with them are just the plain correct nuts, not lock nuts. Be sure to use loctite on them!

[bakerhillpins]

Thanks Bill!, 

I have to figure out what "kit includes sway bar to k-frame hardware" means. I am assuming it does NOT mean the triangle shaped sway bar bushings used in 69? Last I heard those were made of unobtainium.