Be careful about repairs if you are thinking about selling. It is easy to get alot of money tied up in the brakes. $279 for a master cylinder. $60 per wheel cylinder ( there are 6) $150-200 for hydrovac rebuild; Brake shoes: $300. Drums turned at $50 each.I had to go to a regular machine shop. Finally, after trying everything I knew to do to bleed and adjust the rear brakes (I do have a shop manual), I finally had to give up and go to a pro. It still took them 4 hours and and a power vacuum bleeder,not a pressure bleeder to get them done. All in all about $1600. These trucks don't seem to bring much more than $3000 even with only 15,000 original miles like mine. Good luck


Matt

"Brunhilde II" '59 Viking 60
To paraphrase Ben Franklin: "Big Bolts are proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy"