Reply to "e-brake Cables"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Hi William,

I missed this post until now. My car requires these also.

I have some details from another Mangusta owner who had his replicated by a company that specializes in making cables of this sort, but the info is not with me here at the office. Later I was told that the original brake cables were not sheathed and are just standard aircraft cable on pulleys, so I am confused. I will try to get Denis to check his car which still has them.

mark

6/24/098:52 AM

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