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May 6th, 2014, 08:02 PM
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Doing brakes on my '72 GMC.
As you can see by the pic's I had to do the back brakes on my '72 GMC. At first I was just aware the wheel cylinders were leaking. But I wanted to make sure if that was all I had to do so I removed a one of the drums and saw what I had to fix. Needles to say all is well now.
  Doing brakes on '72 GMC dump truck 001.JPGDoing brakes on '72 GMC dump truck 002.JPG Doing brakes on '72 GMC dump truck 003.JPG Doing brakes on '72 GMC dump truck 005.JPG Doing brakes on '72 GMC dump truck 008.JPG 
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