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Hello forum members,

 

my name is Brian and I am new here in the forum.
I am from Germany and I am 43 years old.

My hobby is to wrench on old rusty cars and get them back on the road.


I am currently restoring a 1970 Chevrolet C10 Stepside, this will be a frame off restoration and I am currently putting the body back together. The only thing missing is the front end.

My favorite is a special vehicle though.


I still have a 1966 Chevrolet C60 Firetruck.
This one is just technically completely renewed.
All lines (fuel, water, vacuum, brakes, hoses, cables/electrics and lighting equipment.

 

This is also my problem at the moment.

The project is not going any further because I can't find parts for the brake system and hope that there is someone here who can help me or give me a secret tip on how to get the parts.

The search for the wheel brake cylinders is hopeless. I have the following installed:

 

Drum brake wheel cylinder for rear axle twin tires
there are two per side (top/bottom)
Model Delco Moraine 5467726
1 1/2 inch

 

It is also difficult to find the master brake cylinder because it has a large diameter:

 

Master brake cylinder with clutch cylinder
installed part Wagner Lockheed FF 54846
DUAL BORE SIZE 1 3/4" & 1 1/8"
PORT SIZES 1/2 20 1/4 28

 

One more question about the brake shoes. Which ones go in there?
Brake drum diameter: 15 in
Brake shoe width: 4 in

 

Does that mean I need brake shoes 15x4?


I can't find those anywhere either unfortunately.

I don't want this project to fail. When the Chevy is running again, it should be used for good purposes.


I hope you can help me.

 

Many thanks and greetings from Germany

 

Brian

 

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