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I have a 57 chevy truck model 3100 with a Mustang II front end from TCI. I have a Ford Explorer 8.8" rear end. Want to install an e-brake system but cannot use the original bracket that mounted to the top of the frame above the drivers wheel, the top hat of the MII is welded there. Has anyone come up with an e-brake system on this setup that works well? I want to continue using the handbrake for the classic look in the cab. Thank you, David

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Dave -

I've got the same setup. The pivot bracket for the brake needs to be relocated. Mine is now on the section of the frame that was boxed. Maybe you can zoom the picture:

http://picasaweb.google.com/ChrisAurit/TruckBefore/photo#5036183517416508178


[b]1957 Chevy Big Window 3100[.b]

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