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#458136 10/03/2008 5:11 AM
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Does anyone have a photo of the rear drum brakes on a 66? I've got mine apart and seem to be missing some parts for the park brake inside the drum. The cable isn't attached to anything ( either side) and I'm guessing somebody in the past tossed some parts out.


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Just a suggestion...."sometimes" the parts place can pull up a picture of it on their parts screen. I'd ask around if no one here comes to the rescue real soon. If or when they have it I've found most of them will print the sheet out for you....again, just a thought.


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Is the brake setup the same as 64? if yes I can probably send you an email with some pictures. The cables do have a clip that attaches to the e-brake arm.
Let me know you email address and I will send them tonight.

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Sent you a PM. Thanks Ed!


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dave64 #458527 10/04/2008 11:06 PM
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Thanks for the photos Ed but it looks like the 66 is different. I'll have to keep looking.


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dave64 #458531 10/04/2008 11:28 PM
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Found good photos at http://www.pbase.com/nufsed/drumbrake and now I know what I'm missing. I need a park brake lever ( attaches to the cable and the pin on one end goes through the rear shoe) and a "strut" that sits just under the wheel cylinder and goes across from the front shoe to the back shoe. Anyone have anything?


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