Reply to "Parking brake cable/brackets installation"

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Steve, maybe its a trick of the light in the photo, but that one unsupported aeroquip brake hose looks AWFULLY close to the inner (?) right side u-joint! I certainly would tie-wrap or otherwise reangle the hose back against the frame rail or something.... You had a fitting erode away like this years ago, I think.
The 'mystery' bracket at the PCNC meeting may be a csble support from a GT-5 or GT5-S Pantera with the big 3-piston rear calipers & e-brakes very similar in design to your 'Goose except much larger. Take a look at Brian Bernard's '87 when you get a chance.

9/4/102:16 PM

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