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Have a project coming in this weekend and am ready to get some stuff to get started! Delivery is set for sunday.
1.Would like to change the brakes to disc.
2.New Brake Lines
3. Wheel cylinders etc

It runs I am told but will not stop. Will be using on a everyday basis so reliability is a must. Any help is appreciated!!

I have looked at the parts companies but everything is for 1 ton or less.


1949 Chevrolet 4400
Frame up project to be completed in less than 6 months. (and counting)
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JIm Carter should have most everything you will need for your 1.5 ton. some engine stuff is the same as 1 ton or less so classic truck is always as option.
Hope it helps.


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Thanks! I have begun the cleanup! Hope to get some pix up soon.


1949 Chevrolet 4400
Frame up project to be completed in less than 6 months. (and counting)

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