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I've installed an S-10 T5 behind a '61 235 in a '41 1/2t PU. I'd like to retain the original e-brake lever but it bolts to the old tranny and I can figure how to mount it on the T5...Anybody used the old set-up in this scenario? Ideas, comment?


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Steve - I'm getting ready to do the same thing in a '39. I think you have to fab a bracket for the e brake. How about the pedals and master cyl? What rear end did you use?

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I have a 40 pu with an s10 T5. the e brake is hooked up and working. I didn't do that myself. I will look under and see if I can get a picture/discription of the install.

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I've used a rear from a '79 Blazer 2WD w/ 3.42 rear. I'm looking at the Lokar floor mounted hand brake to see if it could possibly accept the old lever with some modification.


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I'm also using the stock pedals...front discs and the Blazer drums in the back...had to fabricate a special bracket to accomplish this set-up with a rather long rod into master ('70 Chevelle master)


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