Re: {Chrysler 300} Needing assistance with my new purchase in North Caro

I’m definitely no expert, but since it sounds like your braking system is toast anyway, I would first double check to make sure it’s that rear wheel and not the parking brake. Then I would adjust the shoe actuator all the way in, smack the outside drum with a hammer while you have someone rocking the car. May also help to disconnect the brake line at the affected wheel

Jay

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On Jun 5, 2026, at 8:37 PM, jackdoylemusic <jackdoylemusic@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hello everyone,

I recently purchased a car from a fellow member whom lives in New Hill, North Carolina. It is non running and will not roll currently due to a presumed frozen brake shoe on the rear wheel.

I’m am attempting to get the car shipped here to TX, however all of the shipping companies that I have used in the past won’t pick the car up in “non-rolling” condition.

The owner has mentioned he will try to address it, but in doing my due diligence, I’d love to see if there is another member that could help.

Thanks in advance, and I still have one more space in my shop for another project if someone has another car they are selling! I like to keep busy!

Jack
214-968-1212

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Re: {Chrysler 300} Needing assistance with my new purchase in North Carolina