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If you have an early 1928 with the emergency brake handle hole in the sub rail, this plate will block off the hole if you change to the later style braking system. U.S.A.
A very nice black rubber boot that fits over the brake handle and keeps the road dirt from getting into the car.
Used only on early 28's that had the brake handle that came through the sub rail to the left of the driver. Holds brake boot to sub rail on the left. U.S.A.
The button that you push with your thumb to release the emergency brake handle. Chrome finish. Comes with mounting pin. U.S.A.
The spring inside the emergency brake lever that locks the pawl rod in place. U.S.A.
Holds the emergency brake cross shaft that mounted inside the frame rails. Powder coated black! U.S.A.
These are used on the emergency brake cross shafts that mount between the frame rails. These slipped over the balls on the ends of the cross shaft to keep the grease in. 2 are required. U.S.A.
The steel emergency brake band. We offer them with or without the lining installed. Spring clips and mounting clips are installed on the band. U.S.A. Priced individually.
Connects the emergency brake toggle lever to the two toggle links. Need 2 per car. This is a quality forged part that has been made from the original Ford print, not cast or laser cut from steel....
This is the shaft only, it DOES NOT include any levers. None of the levers are being reproduced, you will have to use your old ones. Holes are already drilled. This is the style of cross shaft...
Brass bushings that go at the ends of the emergency brake cross shaft. Used on the style of cross shaft that mounted between the frame rails. If your cross shaft uses the round "ball" shaped...
Bolts, nuts, and l/w to bolt the emergency brake cross shaft brackets to the frame. U.S.A.
On the early style emergency brake cross shaft, these springs pushed against the A-2839-R bushings to keep the cross shaft centered. U.S.A.
This bolt is used on the handles that are mounted to the front of the gear shift to clamp the handle to its shaft. U.S.A.
The bolt with the special thin head and castle nut for the handle that mounts on the side of the transmission. U.S.A.
Very nice reproductions of the original emergency brake handles. There was a style made for the brake to front style that had a push button like the 30-1, but it is not pictured. The early...
Just what you see in the photo. Everything you need to mount the emergency brake levers on the toggle levers. U.S.A.
These install on the brake shaft outside the backing plate and return the levers to the home position. U.S.A.
The cast levers that the emergency brake rods hook onto at the rear backing plates. Very nice quality!
There are three different styles of Model A emergency brake bands. The earliest bands had the linkage ears forged right on the band. due to hole variations, the pre-drilled linings will not work...
