The Ford Barn

mobileparts · 04-21-2022, 07:12 PM

Assuming you have the 1939 - 1948 Ford " Juice " set up --- which the pre - 1939s regularly used, I have the wheel cylinders made in California, not Chineseum, and I have the front brake hoses that are 18" long, which are 1 5/32" longer than Factory specs -- such that they have been perfect for this application, for decades...

Notice you are in PA --- I am here at Spring Carlisle NOW --- I am in I I 118-119 (middle of the Infield, Row I , spots 118-119 (Aye - Aye 118-119) if you want to swing by and pick them up..... I have Master Cylinder, U.S.A. Made also, and Brake Shoes
(1939 - 1941 (round hole) are different from 1942 - 1948 (hole has indents) , both are here on my counter....)

You can call me on my cell phone (516 - 458 - 8451, but I may not be able to pick up if I have people at my counter..... Come on down..... Yours, Craig.....

04-21-2022, 07:12 PM	#2
mobileparts Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: West Hempstead, New York Posts: 171	Re: brake cylinders Assuming you have the 1939 - 1948 Ford " Juice " set up --- which the pre - 1939s regularly used, I have the wheel cylinders made in California, not Chineseum, and I have the front brake hoses that are 18" long, which are 1 5/32" longer than Factory specs -- such that they have been perfect for this application, for decades... Notice you are in PA --- I am here at Spring Carlisle NOW --- I am in I I 118-119 (middle of the Infield, Row I , spots 118-119 (Aye - Aye 118-119) if you want to swing by and pick them up..... I have Master Cylinder, U.S.A. Made also, and Brake Shoes (1939 - 1941 (round hole) are different from 1942 - 1948 (hole has indents) , both are here on my counter....) You can call me on my cell phone (516 - 458 - 8451, but I may not be able to pick up if I have people at my counter..... Come on down..... Yours, Craig.....