I found on the O' Reilly website that they have rear shocks that fit a 1995 ford mustang for $16.99 each, the part # is  20968 they are
      
   
O'REILLY/MONROE - Rear Gas Charged Heavy Duty

Raz

I think '95? If you do some searching for F150 Shock, the part numbers are brought up all the time. I've heard you can burn it out with one of these:


But, I used hole saw, knife, hack saw, screw drivers, pliers & a big vice. A few cuss words & blood blisters later, I liberated the metal tubes from the shocks. I used the vice (and I think a socket?) to press them into the new shocks. I hear the torch method is smelly (so's the hole saw), but much easier than my method.

for the guys running rear shocks that don't have the proper bushing sleeve combo, such as on the crown vics i went to a hardward store and got some sleeves for plumbing that i put into the oversized bushing, cost about a buck and saved the headaches.

I thought of that, but I was 100 miles from anything resembling a hardware store that would be open that time of night. The extra $4 a shock would be worth it to me to not have to source (and possibly create) the proper sized sleeve.