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    1930, thank you for looking. This shines a some light on the brakes. Thank you again. Vintagecarguy.
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    RWPerry thank you for your offer to help. I'm excited about this car and to know that there are people out there who are willing to help is great. Its also good to know that there are other Dodge Brothers Senior Six Owners out there. By the way, what year and make was the master cylinder you used from?
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    Ron Lawson you've been very helpful. It is a little confusing when they consider the 1927 built car a 1928 model and then when you look for parts you would assume that parts would be almost the same. But I guess its all in the details. I will try and post pictures of the car when it arrives. I will admit though it is a project car. Vintagecarguy
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    Hi Ron Lawson, thank you for your help. We just bought the car but it hasn't been delivered yet. Its a 1927 2249 model Senior Six 4 door sedan that's all original. Here's another questions concerning brakes. I've seen on some websites for Dodge Brothers parts that have wheel cylinders for 28 to maybe 1930 but not for '27. Would '28 wheel cylinders work on a '27, or are they completely different?
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    Thank you for responding. The brake parts I was wondering about were the wheel cylinders and master cylinder. We just bought a 1927 Dodge Brothers Senior Six sedan and I was curious as to interchangeability of wheel cylinders and master cylinders between year and model.
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    I was wondering if anyone knew if the brake parts were interchangeable between Dodge Brothers year and model? That being said, I wondered if the brake parts for say a 1928-29 Dodge Brothers Standard would fit on a 1927 Dodge Brothers Senior Six Sedan? Are the parts the same?
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