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Yes, it can. You'll need to jack up the rear of the car so you can get underneath. Place jack stands under the axle - the axle needs to be supported. They are then easy to replace.
Wouldn’t that depend on whether the shocks also had helper coils? (easier than replacing/re-arching worn leafs). I place ramps under the wheels for access after lifting the axle, then jack up the frame if needed.
Your subject "1955 Rear Shocks" has been revised to summarize what your post is about.
