Slomar said:Give those guys at www.boyceequipement.com a call. They've got all sorts of heavy duty trucks out there, and the guy on the phone knew exactly what I was talking about when I started mentioning my hub components.
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Jake, try www.dennis-carpenter.com . The man makes almost anything imagineable for these old trucks, on most of the original tooling that Ford used in original productions. Prices are a little steep, but it's worth a shot.jake_262 said:if anyone knows where I can find a dirvers side caliper bracket for my 77 f-250 4x4 front end I would much appriciate it. what I need is the five hole bracket from an f-250 from the years 76-79 thanks
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rockinmarine said:I hate to sound like a party crasher. But if you have dual caliper brakes. Your in for one LOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG search. I recently had the brake retaining bolt snap off flush on my drivers side. I searched junk yard after junk yard. Most will not give up the plate without selling the axle. All the Bronco freaks with single caliper brakes found out they can convert over to a dual caliper system by just replacing the plate. So that plate has become the most sought after part for Ford trucks. If you find one for less than a 100 bones and its in good shape...JUMP ON IT !!!! B) B)
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if anyone knows where I can find a dirvers side caliper bracket for my 77 f-250 4x4 front end I would much appriciate it. what I need is the five hole bracket from an f-250 from the years 76-79 thanks