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Need new or rebuilt wheel cylinders for my 45 1.5 ton anybody got a good online source ? I started tearing it apart this weekend for restoration gosh it was fun to work on somthing so well enginered and simple.Engine looks great I got it started ran good no smoke at all . Drove it around the pasture a bit but had no breaks or cut off switch .

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They are a lot of fun, aren't they? If you have to, you can always have the wheel cylinders rebuilt with sleeves inside. We look forward to photos and more stories!


1951 GMC 1 Ton Flatbed -- It is finally on the road and what a great time I have driving it!
1951 1 Ton Completed


My Chevy Master 4 Door is on the Road!
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I have the rear cylinders and one front NOS.
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Two good resources for Big Bolt Chevy parts are Obsolete Chevrolet Parts Co. in Georgia and Chevs of the 40's in Vancouver, Wa. They carry a lot of parts for our size trucks but not all. You can look them up online and they both have catalogs.

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I may be to late with my response but these can be ordered from an Advance Auto parts store unless you got a lazy parts man. I have saved Mega bucks doing a little checking and patience. Its amazing what all a size fits and how many years it was used. It is worth you money to ask and in my case most always come overnite. I just ordered a part for a 1937 10 minutes ago and saved many $$ over what the best vendor had or NOS price. It will be here Saturday morning 11a.m. It just PAYS to check.


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