Blue Wagon, I might have some N.O.S. Very U.S.A. made -- I will check this weekend, and let you know.... I do have a couple last sets of N.O.S. +++ Asbestos +++ Front & Rear 9 1/2" x 2 1/2" Brake Shoes -- such that you don't RIP UP the brake drums !!!! The Sport wagon utilized 2 1/2" wide shoes Front & Rear. The Brake Drums are different, however... I will keep you informed.... Yours, Craig.....
I have 1 used wagon rear drum. If my memory is correct the front drums are the same as Skylarks. I might be wrong. Switching to front disc brakes would solve the front issue quickly.
I have all kinds of brake drums,mostly from 69 and up.I have the ones that are smooth with no design and the ones that are knurled and they are mostly fronts.I have a set almost new.Bruno.
Blue Wagon, I looked in on your brake drums.... And I -- HAVE -- Fronts & Rears +++ N.O.S. +++ U.S.A. made +++ and +++ N.O.S. +++ Asbestos Brake Shoes for them.... Such that you have nice smoooooth braking and don't rip up these Brake Drums to smithereens !!!!!!! We can return your wagon to perfection !!!!! Always best to simply call me --- Craig --- 516 - 485 - 1935 ...... New York......
thanks for all the info guys. but i thank i have it all figured out. found some fronts at napa, not sure what the original application was but it turns out on my wagon the fronts and rears are the same on the drums. and fyi i had to use 67 skylark wheel cylinders on the rear, they were exact fit, go figure. Thanks again
Hey BlueWagon, Don't play your radio too loudly.. you will have to listen for an excruciating crunch noise or a wheel falling off --- Using $ 6.99 INCORRECT Chineseum drums... You have my number, after you get finished wiping away the tears..... When you want to do it right.... Go figure.
