Brake springs and things

[Tadams]

I'm restoring a 65 Formula S with 10 inch brakes. I have new drums and shoes but when I pulled the drum I found broken and or missing parts. This is for the front brakes.

 

[j par]

I'm restoring a 65 Formula S with 10 inch brakes. I have new drums and shoes but when I pulled the drum I found broken and or missing parts. This is for the front brakes.

I would think all that stuff should be readily available at your local parts store.

 

[j par]

Probably just a quick internet Google of images would give you a good idea of what it's supposed to look like?

 

[TrailBeast]

Look for whats called a Hardware Kit.
They come with all the springs, clips and such.

 

[Mattax]

You need a hardware kit for '68 and earlier. Or, it can be made to work with '69 and up kits with the matching '69 and up brake shoes.
The '69 up adjusters are the opposite of the earlier ones and the '69 and up self adjusters use a pin that gets pressed into the shoe's frame.
Even though yours is a '65, many parts catalogs lump them all together, so you need to be on the look out so you get the right ones to match your setup.
A few pictures showing the adjusters in the 1964 Brakes MTSC, Brake Service (Session 204) from the Master Technician's Service Conference
1969 self adjuster shown on this page: Drum Brake Service Highlights (Session 260) from the Master Technician's Service Conference

 

[Locomotion]

You can also check at RockAuto. Once you get your part #'s, you can shop around (i.e.: Summit, local parts stores, etc.)

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