The shocks are relatively straight forward, but which bushes are you meaning @pete12345 678910?
I would suggest a garage that knows your beast, they'll have their own tools and ways to make the job more economic for you both. The price depends on their knowledge and capabilities as the cheapest isn't always the best. 
Are you replacing the bushes with rubber or poly versions.
Poly versions are quicker to fit but some can ruin ride quality and can squeak in later life if they dry out a little.
Rubber is a bit more involved but is like for like and keeps originality
Poly versions are quicker to fit but some can ruin ride quality and can squeak in later life if they dry out a little.
Rubber is a bit more involved but is like for like and keeps originality
Yes, on no account fit poly bushes to the radius arms - I heard lots of bad reports on them from others - and mine caused serious death wobble. I can't help you with the how much, ask a few and see... Your next problem will be the quality of the rubber bushes, if you let the garage source them you'll probably end up with cheap s***. So maybe look for a quote which is labour plus parts and source the parts yourself. Radius arm bushes are a special job, and many folks won't have the correct tooling, so someone who knows their way round a RR ideally.
Datatek
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Radius arm bushes are probably OK if the car has just been used on the road.
