1957-60 Ford F100 Drum Brakes on 2040-parts.com
Pomona, California, US
complete set of front drum brakes for 1956-1960 ford truck. 5.5"bolt circle. recently rebuilt and detailed. powder coated backing plate with new hardware wheel cyl. shoes etc. drums and shoes were arched to fit under 1000 miles ago. bearings and seals changed at same time. set comes with loaded backing plates drums and hubs. email me with any questions will ship to lower 48 . contact me if your international buyer before bidding
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