Re: IML: 1955 Limo on E-Bay : No power brakes????

[randalpark@xxxxxxx]

Thanks for clearing that up!

I suspected that, but I had forgotten that the "disc brakes" were still 
being offered by that time. The design started in the very late 
40's/early 50's and I have seen it in action on some Chrysler Town and 
Country's (I think 1950). I believe that 1955 was the first year that 
the M/C appeared on the firewall in regular production Chrysler cars. 
Prior to that it was under the floor.

Now I want to check my books and see if the '56 limo was set up the 
same way.

Paul W.

-----Original Message-----
From: George McCollam <mccollamge@xxxxxxxxx>
To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wed, 8 Aug 2007 3:47 pm
Subject: Re: IML: 1955 Limo on E-Bay : No power brakes????


Hello, The 1955 Crown Imperial had no brake booster, it did not need 
one as it had four wheel dick brakes. Mine stops very easy and 
quick.      George McCollam


On 8/8/07, HemiDriver@xxxxxxx <HemiDriver@xxxxxxx> wrote:


Gang...

 

The power brake booster is missing. How would you possibly stop the 
thing...???

 

 




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