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  1. 02-13-2008 06:10 PM #1
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    1940 Ford front axle brake parts..where???

     



    I'm sure this question may have been asked and the hot rod guru's have a website or phone # memorized.....but, I can't seem to find what I am looking for.

    Wondering where the best / easiest place to find brake parts for a 1940 Ford front axle? I am looking for pretty much a whole new set up. I thought someone would sell a brake shoe(s), cylinder and drum kit? Maybe not?

    Could be a website or part #'s available at a local carquest or napa?

    Edit: Just looking to replace the stock drum brake assemblies, no discs or anything.

    Thanks in advance, Matt
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    You talk about parts, and "whole new setup", so here's the whole setup going to self energizing system; New Ford Bendix style Brake Backing Plates, Hand Brake Kits, Water Shields,

    Individual parts at Mac's; http://www.parts123.com/parts123/yb.dll?parta~partsort
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    Speedway has these now also, complete and ready to bolt on.

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