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#206654 04/25/2006 4:26 PM
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Does any one know where to find brake line clips that are the metal push in style that I have found on my '48 thriftmaster?

Thanks

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I bought mine from Jim Carter but have also seen them listed in the Chevy-Duty catalog.


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#206656 04/25/2006 5:06 PM
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no idea but have a look @
http://www.inlinetube.com/PDF%20catalogs/Customer%20catalog%20PDF\'s/Misc%20-%20Clips%20-%20Senders%20-%20Tanks%20-%20Manuals%20Pg%20214-222.pdf or GMCPaul and of course our sponsor American Classic


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The Inline Tube catalog page from Truck'26 CLP120 and CLP112 (first page) match the ones that I have seen.

They have a kit, CTB201 for 1947-1950 Chevrolet trucks (last page)

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Chevs of the 40s is a great resource for obscure stuff, not the least of which is those clips. But expensive.

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Give these guys a look they have 1000's of parts on line. http://www.mcmaster.com/


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Thanks to all who responded

I appreciate the help

#206661 04/27/2006 3:14 AM
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Are you refering to the clips that hold the brake line tubing to the frame or the two-lagged clips that trap the 3 flexible lines? One to each of the front brake cylinders and one for the transition to the rear brakes.


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