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Old 05-08-14, 12:45
Dale Jordan Dale Jordan is offline
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Hi Lynn . Now your talking , where can you still get these , I've been looking every where . Dale





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Darrin, a boot like this
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Old 05-08-14, 15:50
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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Hi Darrin, The best I can find is a Lockheed part number, #260 It is for a 1 1/4" Master cylinder Bedford J1, J2, Should be same for a Dodge WC (WWII 4x4, T214 ) Go to an old brake specialist. They should have old PBR catalogues etc. with pictures.
These used to be very common. Let us know how you get on. Good luck!
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Old 06-08-14, 02:11
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Looks very much like a master cylinder boot to me. PBR would have had a fine selection of them at one time.

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