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#583084 10/14/2009 12:16 AM
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I have a '66 C10 Stepside 283, 3 on the tree. In replacing the front wheel cylinders the large bolt that holds on the left front wheel cylinder broke and I can't find a new or used replacement. I tried LMC truck and Classic Chevrolet parts.com. Both places say they know what I am looking for but no one re-manufactures the bolt since it was only used on the '66. Does anyone know where I can find a replacement bolt?

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What did it look like?

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I seem to recall seeing that Dorman used to make them. Perhaps you might check with your local parts store, like maybe a Napa, they may still have them in old stock.


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Can you post a picture?

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http://www.restorationstuff.com/Products/products.html
That's one place.
There is another specialty nut and bolt place. One word name with a huge paper catalog with pictures of each part-for the life of me, I can't remember the name of it at the moment. A quick google search didn't recall it either. Maybe someone else knows?

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Fastenal. They also have storefronts.

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Smitty , my '65 C10 used that same bolt and I think some of the early Chevy cars also did ?


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It was Mr G's.
http://www.mrgusa.com/
And don't forget McMaster-Carr
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k10 #584058 10/17/2009 11:02 AM
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I will post a pic later today.


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