1950 F2 Rear Brake Drum

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06-17-2015, 07:33 PM

Cougar54

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Originally Posted by bobj49f2

I would also want assurance that these drums were still in tolerance before buying but that's still a decent price if they are good. LMC has drums for F-1s for around, I think, $95 each and those aren't are rare and hard to find as the drums for any of the larger trucks.

I agree as long as they are in tolerance. I just find it strange he's not saying one way or the other. A lot of swindlers out there on Ebay. Not saying this is the case but I am suspicious. It's just my way . . .

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06-20-2015, 03:06 PM

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brake drums f1-f2

Hey ya'll...

Just getting started on our project 49 F1. But! I have been searching for drums also. Try earlyford.com they are located in Carolina's but seem to have a bit of everything. Similar to LMC.

I need all 4 drums but have to save up to get them...LOL

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06-20-2015, 10:05 PM

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For the F-2's, the rear drums on '70 F-250's are either 12 x 2 or 12 x 2.5, and only cost about $40 each on Rock Auto. Same bolt pattern? I don't know, but I'd be reluctant to go to the trouble of converting to anything much older than that, or you'll be in the same boat in 5 years.