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Anyone know where I can find those little square brass blocks that connect the brakes lines to the rear wheel cylinders. Parts book calls it banjo block and it has a hollow bolt going through it with two brass washers.. Mine are toast, vise grips was too much for it.
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Mike
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The part # is 476100 and fits from 1936-1950...Try National Chevy Assoc....they list misc. brake fitting in their catalog and may have good used ones from a 1949 or 1950...or try ChevyB at bwbugay@aol.com
Gene Schneider
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Chevgene, do you know if this brass block was the same as they used on the 36-50 chev p/u truck? Jim Carter Classic Truck parts lists brass blocks and hollow bolts in their catalog for 36-50 ALL, but they are truck guys and don't know if it was the same that came on passenger vehicles...
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Mike
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It was used in all Chevrolet cars and trucks from 1936-1950....and in 1951-52 3/4 and 1 ton trucks.
Gene Schneider
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Perfect!
Thanks for the help, again!
Mike
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