Technical Identify Ford Brakes

I am trying to identify the brakes on the 32 Coleman Coupe. It has been said they are Ford F-150. Anyone know for sure what year and model these are?? The shoes are 2" wide. Spent the day at local parts house with no luck (big surprise). Thanks for any help. I will also need a supplier for some hardware. Thanks Again

 

The drums are 12" Buicks. I was going by an article written about the cars some years back.

 

Looking around! Maybe 1947 Ford Pickup??

 

Weren't 47 brakes Lockheed type?

 

check 51/52 f2. they are 2in. 12 wide self energizing.

 

Look at a early 50s Lincoln rear shoe

 

Well it looks like they may be 1955 3/4 ton F 250. going to check it out!

 

Right now just new spring kits! I was just given the numbers by a Hamber. They are 55 F250 brakes! Thanks Mark

 

That looks like a #62 shoe set.

 

Maybe set #33 since they have the reinforcing plates on the upper part of the shoes.

 

All Ford 1/2 ton pickups used the same brake shoes from 1948 to 1966. These are 2" shoes on the front. I use them on the rear too.
12" X 2" shoes are used on the 71-76 Chevy BIG wagons

 

They look to be F-150 brakes. If so,
5 x 51/2" bolt pattern. Takes 11" drums, 2" wide shoes.
Could have come off of any truck up to 1997, maybe later

 

He said he's using 12" Buick drums, and that they've been determined to be F-250 plates. DD

 

Wow! Big Thanks go out to everyone. Man the HAMB Family is GREAT! I have gotten all the hardware pieces ordered. They are 55 F250. Again what a great resource this site is. Full of good people. Besides the posts I received many PM's from members. I hope I can play it forward (that's what they say today instead of reciprocate) Thanks Again to all

 

Anyone ever see these Safety Hubs before?? Maybe Homemade! Also the rear backing plates are modified fronts.

 

Don Coleman made the rear backing plates from fronts (F250). Made some hardware.

 

Mark, Those safety hubs look like the ones I got from Bill Smith years ago for use on "Alley Oop". Don't know if they are a Speedway catalog item, or something in his Vintage parts collection, they were a swap for photos of one of his enginers. Bob

 

more than likely, i have all the brake hardware you need.....go look in the parts room.

 

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