50 F1 Parking Cable Boot

kirkf

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I'm looking for a set of Parking Cable boots, part number 01Y-2597-A
They are the little rubber boot that cover the ends of the parking brake cable under the box.


They aren't being reproduced as far as I can tell.
If anyone has seen any for sale recently, can you send me a link?



(see part 2597, attached picture)


Thanx,


Kirk
 

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A guy in florida was planning on reproducing them but not sure if he did. He does make the rubber boots for the magic air heaters on 51-52 trucks. You might look on the ford-trucks.com site for him. His handle is firstrider over there.

I found some NOS ones for my truck and within a couple years they had turned to dust due to crappy rubber.
 
Bump to the top.
In case anyone has a set of these available.
 

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The guys over on FTE had a good idea, making those with a 3D printer. I need to bug my wife for a drawing and try to print one.

JB
 
I hate to suggest it, but there are any number of Taiwanese shops that could kick them out of molded rubber in a matter of weeks, usually with excellent quality. Just need the dimensions. They specialize in low-volume production.
 
I agree with you guys, it would seem entirely possible to either 3d print, or get a shop to specialty make a batch of these. However I don't have an original to work from.

I was thinking that if anyone had one, I would 3d scan it, and try and make up a drawing for the future generations of OCD Ford guys who are trying to keep things sort of original.

There is a project running on FTE to reproduce them, but its been slow going.

Kirk
 
There is a place close to here, a tech shop, I am going to run one by there and see if they can make them. My wife thinks they can, will report back in a week or so.

JB
 
That sounds great JB.

I only have a small remnant on one of my original ebrake cables. Not enough to get any measurements from.

Kirk
 
Conventional method of of pouring them like the heater boots did not work out . Contacted a young energetic friend that 3D printed a prototype . We are making a fine adjustment to it & will re 3D print it & check for fitment . Stay
tuned will have them soon ..
 
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