best source for parts/rebuild brake cylinder

[41panelmark]

I bought the last "new" brake cylinder I could find on the shelf anywhere in the state last year and the dang thing has leaked ever since installation.

I have the original Ford master and would like to rebuild that one, where is the best source for those parts shy of finding a good USA made master.

thanks

[Ken hash]

Haden’s 253-845-7020. I have used them several times over the years. I’ve never been disappointed. Good luck

[51504bat]

Bought the USA made Wagner M/C at Joe's Antique Auto in Uxbridge, MA.

[airic74]

Early Ford V8 Sales in South Carolina sells both new master cylinders and rebuild kits.

[Kube]

Originally Posted by 41panelmark

I bought the last "new" brake cylinder I could find on the shelf anywhere in the state last year and the dang thing has leaked ever since installation.

I have the original Ford master and would like to rebuild that one, where is the best source for those parts shy of finding a good USA made master.

thanks

NAPA for a NEW master. They are beautiful and actually are the concourse correct casting with the CORRECT cap. As I recall, about $50 all in.

[40larry]

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Originally Posted by Kube

NAPA for a NEW master. They are beautiful and actually are the concourse correct casting with the CORRECT cap. As I recall, about $50 all in.

Mike:
The original MC used back in 1939 and 1940 was more rounded than the one you show in your book. I had an original one resleeved when restoring my truck. I can not believe that NAPA has one today of this original shape. I still have a few of these old cores I have saved from many years ago. Let me know if you are not familiar with the original shape.........Larry