Wait!!
Don't forget the Crosley Hot Shot.
Gary Kosier
> Rick,
> You win the prize, as far as I know, these Chrysler brakes were the
first
> disks. I actually had a customer bring in a '53 (I think) 300 and ask me
to
> rebuild them. We purchased brake pads from someone at Hemmings, and then
had
> a brake shoe shop bond them. At that time they were made of unobtainium.
When
> assembled, the brake looked like an aluminum torque converter behind the
> wheel.
> Mark A
Don't forget the Crosley Hot Shot.
Gary Kosier
> Rick,
> You win the prize, as far as I know, these Chrysler brakes were the
first
> disks. I actually had a customer bring in a '53 (I think) 300 and ask me
to
> rebuild them. We purchased brake pads from someone at Hemmings, and then
had
> a brake shoe shop bond them. At that time they were made of unobtainium.
When
> assembled, the brake looked like an aluminum torque converter behind the
> wheel.
> Mark A
