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#731037 03/18/2011 6:07 PM
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Is there a vendor that sells complete OE brakes - backing plates to drums and everything in between. I took my front and rears to a blaster and they threw them away as junk. Prefer not to have to piece them together via Jimmy, Classic, and pictures. Will also be inquiring on the swap forums since I have front and rear discs I can deal with.


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Cavebull, 1936-50 brakes are all the same and street rodders pull them all the time and trash them. There should be no problem finding what you need.


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Thanks Ray. A wider range of years is a big help.
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I have a complete set of 51 and up bendix brakes off a 51 1/2 ton I am not going to use


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