Reply to "Brake master cylinder"

George PAdmin.

Pantera International Magazine issue 107, Summer of 2001, has an article about brake masters authored by none other than mister Chuck Melton. He refers to the aluminum Ford master as the "SVO master". That's it. So I went through my stack of SVO catalogs and found one part number for a master in the price list in the back of the 1996 catalog, #M-2032-R58. The price list refers to this master as a 1995 Cobra master. Its not pictured or listed in the catalog itself, just in the price list.

It occurs to me that since Louie remembers buying one of these from Hall Pantera, and since Hall Pantera was a Ford SVO parts dealership ... perhaps the first thing to do is give Tara a call and ask if she still has these masters on the shelf.

rock and roll

-G

10/8/124:59 AM

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