Reply to "Pantera Parking Brake Cable"

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Good eye. Sadly, the center adjusting nut on the right has actually been welded to the threads. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

The entire assembly appears to be fabricated, as many parts on our cars were.

with enough TLC I think one could use a Dremel cut off wheel to section-cut the welded nut enough to remove it, carefully file down the remaining welds and then re-tap??

I am down in Fresno and will gladly ship these up to you for no charge if you decide you can use them.

let me know,

Larry

2/28/223:05 PM

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