Looking for a master cylinder for a 62 f-82 Cutlass or Jetfire. Must be a manual brake (1 inch bore) master cylinder. Also need to be sure it is rebuildable.

This is what I am looking for.

 

I'll take a look for you, Eric ---
might have an N.O.S. aftermarket --- a NEW N.O.S. ++ DELCO ++ might
be too tough -- even for me!!!!!!!
Might have a or some Master Cylinder Kits for him -- will take a look, also.


Of course, we can always send him out to be sleeved ---
DO NOT use white post or apple -- they do brass only and are ignorant....
If we have to go that route, we'll send it to Jeff in San Diego --
the ONLY stainless steel sleever and 1000 % reliable.....


Talk to you shortly -- Craig -- Mobile Parts -- 516 - 485 - 1935 .....
(Loved that photo with you and the (I wish) V.P. !!!!!!!!!!!

 

I would prefer a delco but if you have one that looks like this one and a 1 inch bore I would still be interested. I was just thinking about you about an hour ago. I thought you may be able to help.

 

Hey, Eric -- I left a message on your machine (---- or, I THINK it was your machine -----) this morning.....
I do have an E43200 Eis -- very very American made (Eis from Connecticut
is now O.O.B> (out of business) ) but they made A+ quality parts.....
My "Uncle Eddie" (EIS stood for Edwin Irving Schwartz) -- when he passed, their company was doomed because his son was an IDIOT!!!!!!!!!!
The difference of the aftermarket, though, is look -- and instead of the
thumbnail twist off top of a DELCO -- all the regular aftermarket used a
bail wire to hold the top in place.....
So, I don't know if you will want it.......

Feel free to call me -- Craig -- 516 - 485 - 1935..... New York.....

 

This morning's paper said that The Donald "has pulled even in the polls"
with *****-allary......
to which *****-allary replied "I am not interested in polls"....
We KNOW *****-allary --- that's why your man was staining Monica's
pretty Blue Dress!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Maybe your buddy will be V.P. after all (Hoping, hoping, hoping!!!!)

 

I just found the message. I may still want it but I will hold off for now. I will see if someone comes up with a good used one I can rebuild. I am not in a hurry on this one. This car was parked in 1974 and not going to be road worthy till next year at the very earliest. I thought I had one till I measured it and found it was from a power brake car.
Thanks for looking.

 

Now that's a cool piece of trivia.

 

He is full of great information.

 

look inside it..the boss may be there for the thumb screw..

a little work and a guy could disguise it as delco...ive done it..

 

I have one on the way. Thanks Ken!

 

Problem resolved. That's great!