Bob,
If you still have your old wheel cylinder, you might give White Post
Restorations a call. Check out their web site:
http://www.whitepost.com/brake.html
They have done work for me. Top quality.
Later. Claude.
Robert Barber wrote:
> List
>
> The 4 X 4, 1 1/2 ton and CCKW WW II Chevys had a different
> wheel cylinder on the drivers side front.. It has a boss
> that angles the flexible line up at a 45 degree angle
> where the line screws in so that it clears the steering
> arm.. The civilian ones are the same as the passenger side
> in that the line goes straight in at a 90 degree angle.
> Cylinder is a 1 1/4 " (1.25) dia unit..
>
> I need a new drives side unit. Anyone got one of these
> puppies and if so please quote price and availibilty..
>
> Bob B
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