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jonathanD


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would the brake drums and shoes from an impala be the same as my car?  also the U-Joint?

 



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All the same, yup.

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When you had the body lifted off, what was left on the ground was all identical to an Impala Jonathon.

Do you need part numbers for new stuff? What parts place do you go to? I can maybe find part numbers that will help you get the right stuff.

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i usally go to napa but they are clueless some days.... im talking i went in there asking for my 283 feul pump and he gave me an oil pump... Not kidding the part numbers would be great! if you could get them.. im replaceing all the brakes  all the hoses basically everything LOL

Thank you for the help!



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Ok if 67Poncho doesn't beat me to it (I think he has the NAPA website on speed dial!!!) I will try to get you numbers.



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NAPA Canada was unable to source brake drums for my 70 Laurentian (front or rear), I had to go to other suppliers.   They had the brake shoes no problem.

I presume the drums would be the same as the 67.



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Car Quest can supply  Chevy chassis parts   (at least in Clinton Ont.)



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Carl Stevenson wrote:

Ok if 67Poncho doesn't beat me to it (I think he has the NAPA website on speed dial!!!) I will try to get you numbers.

 (lol) They are one of my suppliers!!! Geez, and I just saw this 23hrs after the fact!

 Universals, if you are using the original glide shaft, are #1-0153.. I have 2 in stock!! (for me)

This is the list, but not all, of the parts you may need for your job!!! And, since you have all drum brakes, ignore the disc parts. I had to copy/paste the complete text!!

 
Search Type:  Job
Job: Brake Job - Complete
Vehicle Type: Automobile/Light Trucks
Year: 1967
Make: Chevrolet
Model: Caprice
Brake System: Don't know
Vehicle Name:   

Product
Order
Qty
Per Car
# In
Stock		DC
Qty
Suggested
List
Core
Cost		??
FNP AE227S
Brake Shoes - Front, Premium		 10.00 78.99  
 
Comment: w/ 11" x 2.75" Brakes
 
Message from Store: Superseded by FNT TS227
 
 
FNT TS227
Brake Shoes - Front, Tru-Stop		 10.00362.25  
 
Comment: w/ 11" x 2.75" Brakes
 
 
 
 
NUP 37078
Wheel Cylinder - Left Front		 10.00123.59  
 
 
 
 
 
 
NUP 37079
Wheel Cylinder - Right Front		 10.00223.59  
 
 
 
 
 
 
NUP 80406
Brake Shoe Hold Down Kit - Front		 10.00 9.79  
 
 
 
 
 
 
NDR 4401062
Brake Drum - Front		 20.00 77.10  
 
 
 
 
 
 
FNP AE228
Brake Shoes - Rear, Premium		 10.00459.30  
 
Comment: w/ 11" X 2" Brakes
 
 
 
 
FNT TS228
Brake Shoes - Rear, Tru-Stop		 10.00 39.75  
 
Comment: w/ 11" X 2" Brakes
 
 
 
 
NUP 37080
Wheel Cylinder - Rear		 22.001014.19  
 
 
 
 
 
 
NUP 80435
Brake Shoe Hold Down Kit - Rear		 10.00 9.89  
BrakeSystem:4 Wheel Drum Brakes;

 

 Plus.......

Product
Order
Qty
Per Car
# In
Stock		DC
Qty
Suggested
List
Core
Cost		??
TSN 101329
Brake Master Cylinder - Remfd		 11.00254.4913.00 
BrakeSystem:4 Wheel Drum Brakes;
 
 
 
 
 
TSN 101339
Brake Master Cylinder - Remfd		 10.00248.6913.00 
BrakeSystem:Front Disc / Rear Drum Brakes;
Comment: w/ Power Brakes w/o Dual Wire Bail Master Cylinder Reservoir
 
 
 
 
NUP 36555
Brake Hose - Front		 20.00216.29  
BrakeSystem:4 Wheel Drum Brakes;
 
 
 
 
 
NUP 36617
Brake Hose - Front		 20.00 46.89  
BrakeSystem:Front Disc / Rear Drum Brakes;
 
 
 
 
 
NUP 36543
Brake Hose - Rear		 10.00 45.69  
 
Comment: Center
 
 
 
 
NUP 36280
Brake Master Cylinder - New		 10.00 122.89  
BrakeSystem:Front Disc / Rear Drum Brakes;
Comment: w/ Power Brakes
 
 
 
 
NUP 36424
Brake Master Cylinder - New		 10.00 137.29  
BrakeSystem:Front Disc / Rear Drum Brakes;
Comment: w/ Manual Brakes
 
 
 
 
NUP 36239
Brake Master Cylinder - New		 10.00 120.39  
BrakeSystem:4 Wheel Drum Brakes;
Comment: Except Metallic Lining



 



 



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Thanks Vince, I couldn't get my ProLink to let me login at work today. Not sure what was wrong.

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Hope it gets him on his way!!!



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seventy2plus2 wrote:

NAPA Canada was unable to source brake drums for my 70 Laurentian (front or rear), I had to go to other suppliers.   They had the brake shoes no problem.

I presume the drums would be the same as the 67.

 must be the local persons behind the counter. the local napa got all my brakes parts except rotor for my 70 pontiac. as per normal i just told them it was a 70 red impala.



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thanks for the help guys!



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seventy2plus2 wrote:

NAPA Canada was unable to source brake drums for my 70 Laurentian (front or rear), I had to go to other suppliers.   They had the brake shoes no problem.

I presume the drums would be the same as the 67.

 must be the local persons behind the counter. the local napa got all my brakes parts except rotor for my 70 pontiac. as per normal i just told them it was a 70 red impala.

We had the right part #'s, etc, but the parts weren't anywhere in Canada.  



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I have a similar problem with the 64 Catalina getting parts [other than NAPA] they keep asking is it a 6, 283,327, 409, & when you say 389 they shake their head & say it "doesn't show that on computor" Thats when I ask them to get the "BOOK" out even after you've told them it's a US car!!!! Local NAPA knows the car so "no problems " there

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Stephenzone wrote:
seventy2plus2 wrote:

NAPA Canada was unable to source brake drums for my 70 Laurentian (front or rear), I had to go to other suppliers.   They had the brake shoes no problem.

I presume the drums would be the same as the 67.

 must be the local persons behind the counter. the local napa got all my brakes parts except rotor for my 70 pontiac. as per normal i just told them it was a 70 red impala.

We had the right part #'s, etc, but the parts weren't anywhere in Canada.  

 i must have got the last set



-- Edited by Stephenzone on Friday 21st of October 2011 12:25:41 PM

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man-thats really too bad-I had four new drums/shoes and spring kits for that 68 ragtop and just threw them in with the car thinking they'd be a tough sell-the car had good stuff on it

 

hind sight again !



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 Just because NAPA doesn't have, others will..... Here are some more numbers.... Prices are list....

Raybestos Front Drum:

#2030 PG Plus Brake Drum... $84.50

#2030R Professional Grade Brake Drum... $102.49

Wagner #BD60014... $148.11

 

Raybestos Rear Drum:

#2003 PG Plus Brake Drum.... $79.88

#2003R Professional Grade Brake Drum... $ 77.91

Wagner #BD60001... $113.89

 


 



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