master cyl.
One of the best places around is White Post Restorations in VA. They install a brass or stainless sleeve (your choice) before rebuilding. You'll never have a problem again.
Ray, I sent mine to the place Joe P. mentioned - White Post restorations. I had mine sleeved due to severe pitting. They really did a nice job on the cosmetics as well. It was 195.00 return freight included.
would it be possible to post some pics. of before and after on your master cyl. I have an original one on the way I got from scott and would like to see how your EB stamp on it looks. got some seat belt tag fabric last night will try printing on it this weekend and thanks for the reply on my post.
thanks ray
thanks ray
would it be possible to post some pics. of before and after on your master cyl. I have an original one on the way I got from scott and would like to see how your EB stamp on it looks. got some seat belt tag fabric last night will try printing on it this weekend and thanks for the reply on my post.
thanks ray
thanks ray
I just had my treadle vac for my 54 rebuilt by Karps Power Brake in Upland, CA. Jeff Watts is a really good guy and has been doing this a long time. He put a stainless sleeve in the master cylinder. I doubt he is any better than White Post but is just another source. Here is the link.
http://karpspowerbrake.com/
http://karpspowerbrake.com/
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