Parking Brake Mount on Chassis is Mangled - Suggestions Needed

After writing this it sparked an idea that I can use the original piece as a component to a removable mount.  Now I just have to find it.

Why not chuck all that and go with a Tesla electronic brake and Pantera Electronics controller?
https://www.pantera-electronics.com/epbcontroller.htm

It's on my to-do list.

If you need parts, give Mike Mayberry an email:
mikedmayberry@gmail.com

If I recall my old reading material (either old POCA Newsletters, or PI News), it is easy to move the roller outboard on the arm, resulting in a higher clamping force at the brakes per unit motion of the arm….

My guess is you would want to be judicious in the amount of our boarding you do. Maybe an inch?

Rocky

I found the mount for the parking brake lever and modified it to be removable.  I plan to rivet it in place.  Later if needed the rivets could be drilled out and the mount could be removed to extract the oil pan.

I am still missing a couple of parts.  I need the lever that bolts onto the mount in my photo above.  I also need the rubber boot or the complete hand brake lever in the cabin.  Here are photos of what I need.  I you have them and they are gathering dust please let me know.

One other suggestion is that if you have the appropriate tool, you can install “Riv-Nuts” into the frame, and make your bracket removable, vs. having to drill out rivets.

Rocky

As pictured above, the removable mount is in place and it works well.  It feels quite sturdy with just three of the seven rivets that secure it.

I am still searching for the two parts below.  I borrowed them from another car for testing purposes.  Please send me a PM if you are willing to sell either one.

FWIW, I’m new to Pantera ownership but I just purchased a used arm and rod assembly (basically all the linkage except the mount) from Mike Mayberry  about a month ago.  Maybe reach of to him.

Thanks.  Mike is a great resource to us and I have bought a lot of parts from him. I am just checking around in case someone wants to clean out the garage a little.