Brake System Identification

blue72Member

Hi:
I am a new Pantera Owner. I aquired a 72 that has been sitting inside parked for 19 years. It has been upgraded in a variety of ways at Hall Pantera, at least 25 years ago. I am getting ready to drive it, but I have concerns about the brake system. First course of action will be to flush and bleed the brakes. However, I cant tell if the master cylinder is origional (dont think) and if its not, what brand it is...in the event i need to replace. Please see pictures. thanks for the help, look forward to learning more from the members here.

Thanks,
BLUE 72
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7/17/1211:18 AM

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