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Where do these go?

I was looking through a box of parts for my 49 F1

that I had packed away awhile back and I came across these. I'm currently replacing much of the rubber and seals and I'd like to use this if I can. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!





 
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I'm also looking to get rid of these parking brake parts ( I wish I would have remembered I had them when I put mine together!) Either way, I don't know if they are off my original rear end or the 9" that's under it right now. I believe the 9" is from an early Bronco? Let me know if you can identify which one it might belong to so I can advertise it appropriately. Thanks!

 
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looks like door rubber and cab windlace.
 
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I wondered if it was windlace, but I've not seen any that is made of the cloth material??
 
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If the windlace is the seal that goes between the hood and the cowl, mine is woven cloth over rope like that.
 
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I just purchased one for the cowl and it's rubber. Do you have a picture by chance so I can see which way it is installed? Thanks,
 
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Originally Posted by sere0501
I'm also looking to get rid of these parking brake parts ( I wish I would have remembered I had them when I put mine together!) Either way, I don't know if they are off my original rear end or the 9" that's under it right now. I believe the 9" is from an early Bronco? Let me know if you can identify which one it might belong to so I can advertise it appropriately. Thanks!



How did you hook up the 9" parking brakes? Are you using the orig handle e-brake that came with the f1? Any pics?
 
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I did use the original pull and cable to the junction in the back. I bought some Lokar cables to hook them to the front original cable. I was planning on posting a little tutorial at some point, but the truck is in the body shop right now and I haven't taken any pictures yet, sorry. I'll try to post some pictures when I get it back. I can also look up which cable kit I used.
 
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My first thought when I saw the windlace material.... GM or 40s passenger car.
 
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Originally Posted by sere0501
I'm also looking to get rid of these parking brake parts ( I wish I would have remembered I had them when I put mine together!) Either way, I don't know if they are off my original rear end or the 9" that's under it right now. I believe the 9" is from an early Bronco? Let me know if you can identify which one it might belong to so I can advertise it appropriately. Thanks!

Self adjusting brakes introduced in 1964 F100 2WD and 1967 F100 4WD.

So the self adjuster cables and the cable guide cannot be from a 1957/58 F100, 1959/63 F100 2WD or 1964/66 F100 4WD
 
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I did use the original pull and cable to the junction in the back. I bought some Lokar cables to hook them to the front original cable. I was planning on posting a little tutorial at some point, but the truck is in the body shop right now and I haven't taken any pictures yet, sorry. I'll try to post some pictures when I get it back. I can also look up which cable kit I used.
Part # or some lead to the cable kit would help... Thanks
 
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The part number that is on the package is S-8071. It should be a kit that includes 2 rear cables and a bunch of parts to connect it to your front. I really wish I would have taken pictures so I could show you how it hooked up to the front original cable. I'll be sure to share when I get it back. Let me know if you have any other questions.
 
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Originally Posted by NumberDummy
Self adjusting brakes introduced in 1964 F100 2WD and 1967 F100 4WD.

So the self adjuster cables and the cable guide cannot be from a 1957/58 F100, 1959/63 F100 2WD or 1964/66 F100 4WD

Thanks Bill! It must be off the 9" rear. Anyone need these? $15 and I'll pay for shipping.
 
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