Re: {Chrysler 300} Cost of brake job?

Ugh, you're making me feel old. ;-)

Back in the good old days, as they say, there was a great place called Wakefield Brake, aka Stopping Products, in Wakefield, MA. I lived in the next town. Whenever I needed a brake job, I would bring all my brake shoes and drums to them. They would very lightly resurface the drum faces (not actually turn them, but remove as little material as possible), reline the original shoes, arc them to fit the drums, and return them all looking like new for about $100 total for all 4 wheels. That was the late 1980's/early 1990's. I couldn't even suggest the existence of any such place nowadays. Sad. There must be some places still offering such services, but if so, they are unknown to me.

On Mon, Jul 13, 2026 at 7:25 PM Gary Gettleman <gary.gettleman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Sent from my iPad. To all the wonderful folks in letter car land.

What should a complete brake job cost for a 1957 300 C.

Figure checking the drums and cost if they need to be turned, along with arcing the shoes.

Just the labor hours.

. Thanks to all,

gary gettleman

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