1950 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe

I am seriously considering purchasing a 1950 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe four door to build a traditional hot rod out of, not a rat rod!!! My question is, from your personal experience how dificult is it to obtain brake parts for this vehicle?

Not hard at all what are you looking for? KANTER automotive carries alot of stuff, plus you would be surprised how much KOI or NAPA carries.. Good Luck

I am having a problem locating wheel cylinders front and rear (I can get rebuild kits, but I do not know the condition of the existing) and brake shoes front and rear.

49-54nca has brake parts. I bought hoses, shoes, and wheel cylinder rebuild kits at a local parts store. I'm going to use a master cylinder and booster off a camaro on my 52. Wheel bearings are high too. If you need those, I would go with the disc brake setup. It would be cheaper than buying all those bearings and parts. I'm actually going to a junkyard tomorrow.

Kanter(Spelling) I have their number here some place. They would have everything you need.

What is a solid (needs floor plan drivers and passangers only) 1950 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe four door worth if it runs and drives (three speed manual), just doesn't stop?

I'd go with disc brakes on the front

i like it

Roller Coaster wrote:What is a solid (needs floor plan drivers and passangers only) 1950 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe four door worth if it runs and drives (three speed manual), just doesn't stop?

It's worth what you're willing to pay for it, and not a penny more...

1500 ? mabie 2

The guy sold it out from underneath me!

cant stand it when they do that crap i swear
what was the price ?