Gary/IA Senior Member Aug 8, 2010 #1 I just removed this drum from my '29 Tudor. Upon inspection it appears the ring on the drum was made on it and not installed later. Was this a common replacement drum back in the day or have I found a unique treasure? Attachments Brake Drum 001.JPG 23.5 KB · Views: 154
I just removed this drum from my '29 Tudor. Upon inspection it appears the ring on the drum was made on it and not installed later. Was this a common replacement drum back in the day or have I found a unique treasure?
1931 flamingo Well-known member Aug 9, 2010 #4 Mike V.: put your cursor on the phhoto, hold down Ctrl and hit the + key, makes e/thing larger, to restore hit the - key Paul in CT
Mike V.: put your cursor on the phhoto, hold down Ctrl and hit the + key, makes e/thing larger, to restore hit the - key Paul in CT
K Kevin in NJ Well-known member Aug 9, 2010 #5 You can also just hold the CTRL key and flip the wheel on the mouse for a windows machine.
B BruceUpstate NY Senior Member Aug 9, 2010 #6 Looks like the late '31 cast. I have three cars with the fronts but have never seen a rear. You're fortunate. Can be turned out as much as .060.
Looks like the late '31 cast. I have three cars with the fronts but have never seen a rear. You're fortunate. Can be turned out as much as .060.