1957-1959 ford pass cars are the same as well as some of the older PU. You will never know the differnce in them. RC --- Ted Blackington <cebuisle@xxxxxxx> wrote: > Hello again! > > The plastic cap sounds great on the master cylinder. > I would like to find one. My car is not a show car. > As for the original-it is made of pot metal, hollow. > with a square nut on top. Only a wrench would fit, > an open wrench at that. Soaking the threads in > solvent didn't work-nor did the judicious > application of heat. When force was applied, the > hollow nut crumbled. White Post Restorations > replaced it with an original style cover- > > The inside was somewhat pitted-they said they had > resleeved it and installed new rubber. It was then > painted original color. The master cylinder works > well now, as I also replaced all the wheel cylinders > in front. > > I ordered new shoes from a supplier-they wouldn't > fit inside the drums. No way could I get them on. > Called the supplier, who insisted they were the > right shoes. Finally, I took sandpaper to the shoes, > and after a LOT of sanding got them reduced in size > to where they would fit inside the drums. They work > fine now, next have to replace the rear ones, which > have grease on them from a leaking axle seal. I > wonder if any other club members have had such > problems with cylinders and shoes on the > 55's???????? > > > TED at > cebuisle@xxxxxxx > http://mobile.yahoo.com.au - Yahoo! Mobile - Check & compose your email via SMS on your Telstra or Vodafone mobile.