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'66 122 wagon rear brake conversion? 120-130

posted by  someone claiming to be chasmataz on  Thu Jul 10 15:02 CST 2003 [RELATED]

whew! you don't pull any punches do ya? you're right, as i said in an earlier post; i only recently acquired the wagon (3 weeks to be exact); oh she's been named "phyllis" after an aunt she reminds me of. but i DO need to crawl under there and take a better look at what i got; there's a spare set of pads in the spare tire well so that may be an indication of where to start. thanx for the kick in the pants, i needed it.






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