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I looked and searched to find the parts for my 66 chevy c60 2 ton dump truck. Found them and got it going
Don't know that I am allowed to do this on here,but if this helps someone esle I am going to try.
Some part numbers.these are Napa numbers they can be cross referanced to other Part store numbers.

Master cylinder cluch and brake togather.Napa # P34404

Hydrovac master cylinder. Napa #51-8052

Brake shoes rear # UP442R

Rear Wheel Cylinder Kit two per side #M34403

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I don't own a'66 C60,but I'm SURE someone on this site will benefit from the info.! Thanks for taking the time!


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