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Does ANYONE carry the brass junction block that mounts to the back of the master cylinder on a 1953 half ton pick up? I have to replace mine ASAP. My truck is a daily driver and I'm to leave on a road trip the end of this month. I have checked every single supplier I can think of and no one carries that particular part.

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I have several used ones removed during street rod conversions. All those go to a dual MC so I try to save as much as I can for the originality guys. PM me if interested. You are referring to the one that is held to the back of the MC with a hollow ported bolt and two copper washers aren't you?


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Yes sir, that's the part! I'll send you a PM here in a minute. Thanks!

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twotone Did you know they call that a banjo fitting...brake banjo,has rings to help seal it up !!


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