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#759745 07/04/2011 8:52 PM
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On our '60 Apache 1ton panel,the brake pedal goes to the floor.I'm thinking about replacing the master cylinder,shoes,
& wheel cylinders.Suggestions?
I'd also like to know who has American made parts to do this,& your recommendations for suppliers.
I'm trying to get this ready for the
show in Fortuna,CA on the 23rd.

- Doug


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'67 MGB GT
'74 MG Midget
'78 B210
1960 Apache 30 Panel
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For your panel you should be able to pick up the parts you need at just about any local parts house. Don't give up if one does not have them try some others. Since your replacing everything else I would recommend also replacing the lines themselves.
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Napa Auto Parts and Carquest Auto Parts seem to carry brake parts for these trucks, well here in Minnesota anyways...


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I ordered the parts through Napa.
The master cylinder & brake shoes were made in the USA,
the wheel cylinders in Italy,& the brake lines in China.
The brake lines are going back.Does anyone know about the
quality of Italian wheel cylinders?

- Doug


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'74 MG Midget
'78 B210
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Inline Tube is a great source for soft lines. If they do not have them, they will custom-fabricate them, to exact OEM standards. You can send them an original and they will duplicate it.

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I had some hoses made up for me,through a local parts
place.It cost a lot,but they got here in time to do the brake
job before the local show.
I called one parts supplier in KC,left 2 messages,but no
reply.I guess that they didn't want my business.

- Doug


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'74 MG Midget
'78 B210
1960 Apache 30 Panel

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