1928-1929 Model A Emergency Brake Handle
1928-1929 Model A Emergency Brake Handle
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#91021805

1928-1929 Model A Emergency Brake Handle

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17" Arm Length, Steel, Chrome, 17.00" Overall Length

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #91021805
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Arm Length17"
    Material TypeSteel
    FinishChrome
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    Speedway Motors 91021805 Details

    This chrome plated emergency brake handle is a reproduction of an original 1928-29 Model A Ford. E brake handle is 17" tall.  Perfect for a rat rod or restoration.

    Requires fabrication.

    Application

    This E-brake handle will require imagination, fabrication and engineering on the part of the installer. It is a chrome version of the lever Ford used in 1928-1929. The ratchet mechanism is not complete and there is no provision for cables.

    Speedway Motors 91021805 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #91021805
    BrandSpeedway Motors
    Arm Length17"
    Material TypeSteel
    FinishChrome
    GENERAL
    Overall Length17.00"
    Hardware IncludedNo
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    exactly what we wanted

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    11 years ago

    roger1

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    building a 46 ford pickup, this is just what we needed

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    Does it or does it not have the ratchet? One anwser says it does????one says it does not???? Very confusing. Yes it says fabrication is needed. but what kind? How does it mount to the car?

    by gerard

    • 10 years ago

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    Does it have a rod and ratchet pawl attached to the handle?

    by Dickf47

    • 11 years ago

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    what else do i need to install this and make it work?

    by Sean

    • 13 years ago

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