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#639160 04/20/2010 12:11 AM
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Does anyone know where I can by rear brake shoes for my C50.Raybestos part #108PG.If anyone can cross that part number to a GM part # or a National stock number (NSN)they might be available military surplus.Been to all the parts stores around here and spend hours on the net.Thanks in advance,George

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It might be easier to just have your shoes relined...most big cities have brake shops that can do this for you.

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Find your nearest big rig shop, if they dont do it them selves, they'll have a shop they send shoes to be relined. Turnaround is usualy a couple days.
I had a local shop do my shaft brake shoes & I'm taking them my other shoes when they get worn down. It's cheaper than buying new and you know you're getting the correct part for your truck.


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Thanks Mike,I will check that out.Any specific material I should ask for?

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I found a set of new old stock.Will be picking them up 4/30. hope they are the right ones.


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