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Best Source for Park Brake Cables? #612286
02/13/10 10:51 AM
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I remember a post on here where some vendors weren't selling items the correct length, etc. Can you guys let me know who sells the most accurate looking and correct fitting items?

Thanks,

EW


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Re: Best Source for Park Brake Cables? [Re: sg333e] #612287
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We are a distributor for Fine Lines. They have parking brake cable kits. I've sold several with no complaints. I'm sure the guys on the board here can give more info about how accurate they are or are not.

You can call Fine Lines direct or give us a call for a quote. We'd be glad to help.



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Re: Best Source for Park Brake Cables? [Re: Dixie] #612288
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I looked on their website and can't find them , need them for an A body ????

Re: Best Source for Park Brake Cables? [Re: JohnRR] #612289
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Re: Best Source for Park Brake Cables? [Re: Snoopy] #612290
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My originals looked like hell so I zip-tied them in a loop and tossed them in a plastic bucket filled with about an inch of Evaporust. I took them out a day later and they looked like new.

Re: Best Source for Park Brake Cables? [Re: Neil] #612291
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Neil, Curious...did you coat them with something when you were done to keep them from rusting again?



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Re: Best Source for Park Brake Cables? [Re: Snoopy] #612292
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I was actually saying I couldn't find them listed on the Fine Lines site , but thanks for the link , they don't have what I need listed either .

But I dug up an old thread with the info I hope I need , hopefully they make these cables for lowly A bodies .

Re: Best Source for Park Brake Cables? [Re: JohnRR] #612293
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John, have you not heard of the latest advancement in communications technology? It's called a telephone.
One phone call could save you 25%. [image]green gecko[/image]

Fine Lines has one of the worst websites going and a non-working search engine.

Re: Best Source for Park Brake Cables? [Re: jrwoodjoe] #612294
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Neil, Curious...did you coat them with something when you were done to keep them from rusting again?




I wiped them down realy good with ppg dx metal conditioner so surface rust won't grow on them while they sit on the shelf. I'm thinking that maybe wiping them down with a light coat of motor oil or something like once they are installed might help keep them from getting rusty. I guess you could lightly paint them too.

That wet graphite spray seems to work good at protecting raw metal as well.

Re: Best Source for Park Brake Cables? [Re: Snoopy] #612295
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John, have you not heard of the latest advancement in communications technology? It's called a telephone.
One phone call could save you 25%. [image]green gecko[/image]

Fine Lines has one of the worst websites going and a non-working search engine.




I'm one of the millions of LAZY people that DEMAND the info be at my finger tips while I'm sporting only tighty whiteys and eating hostess twinkees and chocolate covered donuts .

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Re: Best Source for Park Brake Cables? [Re: JohnRR] #612296
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John, have you not heard of the latest advancement in communications technology? It's called a telephone.
One phone call could save you 25%. [image]green gecko[/image]

Fine Lines has one of the worst websites going and a non-working search engine.




I'm one of the millions of LAZY people that DEMAND the info be at my finger tips while I'm sporting only tighty whiteys and eating hostess twinkees and chocolate covered dounuts .




I could have gone all day without THAT mental picture. Thanks a lot John.



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Re: Best Source for Park Brake Cables? [Re: sg333e] #612297
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I remember a post on here where some vendors weren't selling items the correct length, etc. Can you guys let me know who sells the most accurate looking and correct fitting items?

Thanks,

EW




Eric that was sorted out. The issue was with the 71 and up style. I sent my original in for them to duplicate and they are now the correct length.

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