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Can you tell me what year these parts are from? I am not sure that the brake lnkage is from a chevy, is it? I got these off an old chevy that was being scraped. I think they might be 1924 or 1925 but I am not sure. Let me know. Thanks,
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Hi junkyard4,

The shift unit is from a 1928 car transmission.

The brake parts are NOT 1928 and are questionable.

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I don't know what the brake parts are, but they are definately not '24.
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The shift lever and transmission cover fit '27-'31 Chevys with 3 speed transmission.


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