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#496290 - 03/22/08 08:24 AM Springs for Lockheed Hydraulic Brakes - 1925 Chrysler
1925Stanley Member Registered: 02/26/06 Posts: 37 Loc: Dallas, TX	I am looking for Lockheed hydraulic brake springs that fit a 1925 Chrysler. I actually own a 1925 Stanley Steamer, but they apparently used the same brakes. Does anyone have a source for springs? www.stanleysteameronline.com Thank you! Don Hoke Attachments Wheel Pulling 066.jpg (25 downloads) _________________________ Wanted: Parts & Literature for 1924-1926 Stanley Steamers. Steam Vehicle Corporation of America. Also earlier Stanley & other steam car literature. http://www.stanleysteameronline.com
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#496324 - 03/22/08 10:49 AM Re: Springs for Lockheed Hydraulic Brakes - 1925 Chrysler [Re: 1925Stanley]
Harry J. Member Registered: 08/08/04 Posts: 408 Loc: Atlanta, Ga.	1925Stanley....I would try E-Bay. I was refered to E-Bay to find an obscure door lock spring for my '28 Chrysler and found it. By the way, Chrysler ran external contracting brakes like these thru 1928. The cylinder, springs, cylinder mounting bracket, and shoes look like the ones on my car. The backing plate assembly is different though.
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