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I got one on eBay in February for $19 shipped. The part number is:

2229331 Brake Master Cylinder

These are remanufactured Bendix master cylinders that were used on various Ford models.

You will need an adapter in order to mount it, such as the one from Ipsco:

https://ipsco.org/newsite/prod...ake-booster-adapter/

Also, the stock Pantera brake line nuts at the master cylinder are metric bubble and the Ford master cylinder is standard flare. You will need adapters or you can make a new pair of the short lines that connect to the shuttle switch block. Since I have all of the materials on hand I did the latter, and put the stock lines in the box of spares in case I can find a good reproduction master cylinder. I have had a problem with the reproductions leaking at the reservoir grommets.

5/5/207:14 AM

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