I'm replacing all the brake lines on a 1941 1 1/2 ton but I'm missing a little part. The truck has original heavy steel reinforcing plates running along the outsides of the frame. The right-hand plate interferes with the normal locking of the brass brakeline tee right across from the master cylinder, so there is a round hole in the plate to access the tee where it comes through the frame, and two tapped holes in the plate to secure some kind of bracket that engaged the slots in the tee as per normal. Those holes are 2 1/4" apart and look centered on the tee. Does anybody know what that bracket looked like, or a source for one. Maybe there is a good make-do solution?
Thanks, Joe H
