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There was a guy on the 'Parts for Sale' section that had come up with a "Kit" to do the Disc Brake Swap on the 50 3/4 ton Trucks,and Now I can't find Him or the Listing!!!!
ANY HELP??? PLEASE?????????
Thanks in advance..........I Hope.


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Google "The Hollister Road Company'" they make a really good kit


1954 3600 Chevy Truck
"The Fake Truck"
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Hollister has been a regular supporter of the site, too. Nice folks. This is a very old thread but may help

Also on the Thanks page is is Randy "RDomeck" Domeck of Indianapolis Fabrications. Randy offers a disc brake conversion kit and for each one sold, he makes a contribution to support the site.


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