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#37150 06/17/2004 1:29 PM
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Any leads on where I can get some hardware for getting my parking brakes working? I disassembled my wheels and found nothing attached to the ends of the cables!

Chevy Duty has "parking brake spreader bars" in their catalog, but they say they are "discontinued". I also think I might need more hardware beyond the spreader bars, based on the photo Chevy1 sent me (thanks!). Such as some sort of clip/clamp to attach the cable to the lever? the lever itself? and then the spreader bars?

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I'm working on a 49 and some of the parking brake hardware was missing. Chev's of the 40's has most of the repoped stuff. I got one of the levers that operates the E-brake from MotherTrucker.

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You can most likely pick all that up from MT.


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