Dave,
I may take the drums to DV Aldis. The shoes are in really good condition. The odometer is low, so I think this truck sat around too much. That's why the wheel cylinders are so rusted up. Looks like I will put in new cylinders, new flexible lines, and maybe a new master cylinder. Jim Carter has a new master cylinder for $95, the front wheel cylinder for $32, rear for $75. The 3 brake line hoses for $12.30 each, the block attaching bolt for the rear for $2.61 each, the plugs for the front adjusting holes (which were missing) for 38¢, parking brake boot for $3.56 for a total of $359.05. I don't think I can be anywhere close to that on my new cars. However the HydroVac is a whopping $527.



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1948 Chevy 2-Ton