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was wondering if anyone had any emergency brake parts for my truck, when i bought it, it didnt have the handle in the interior, for some reason someone took it out, i need the entire handle and all the parts at the bottom to hook it to the rod thatssticking down under my truck, please send me a msg. if you can help,

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Kurt try posting a wanted Ad in the swap meet forum,it'll reach more people there.


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Kurt, also check Ebay, as there are several people parting out trucks in the midwest. (I was able to find some dash trim last year.) Good luck!


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I'm in the same boat with my 3/4 ton. I'm not to determined to keep it original. The seller of mine here in Millington Md had a 46 1/2 ton out back rusting away. I was interested in it to but didn't have the extra money at the time (5 years ago). I'm sure it's still there. it looked complete just a rust bucket. I'd only be interested in the front fenders if they are still salvagable.


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