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1937 Brake Overhaul Question- Advice Needed
#170357 01/09/2005 10:18 PM
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Im going to have a "Complete" redoing of the Brake System and HandBrake included... Now I would like to know as to what company is the best to get "Quality" parts from?
I have to do this before I ship the truck so I might as well have it done with Quality Parts and have it done right.Im going pretty much "Original." grin

Any other advice also for the topic is also welcome.

Id be "Very Thankful" for your response

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Re: 1937 Brake Overhaul Question- Advice Needed
#170358 01/10/2005 12:30 AM
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I got complete brake overhaul kit for my 37 Chevy truck from Kanter Auto Products, www.kanter.com. They were helpful, kit includes new shoes, flex lines, itc for $140.00, got my steel brake lines from inline tube.

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