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Old 01-25-2017, 08:33 AM   #8
Techie79
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Re: How to Identify front drums

That is why my dad has always told me to measure twice and cut once because that 1/4 inch will get you every time. Based on the info that dwcsr posted it sounds like the outer bearing was used in quite a few models from the late 40s through late 50s. When i go to the parts house the won't have a clue, so does all of the 48-50 chevy cars use the same wheel assembly parts or just certain models?
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