What sort of money are the hard rubber ones

Checking further seems was maybe from EK on ??

Does this poor guy have any luck at all - hope all is & goes well from here on.

Yeah I think they did, FB/EK's did & I should imagine the FE/FC would as well & because the front suspensions are similar, would have the same issues - but I could be wrong

Further to this does anyone have the colour code for Bosch blue or a colour close to it

Man that's a humm dinger 

Replace with any sender that reads 0 ohms empty & 30 ohms full, which is correct for most pre 1965 GM vehicles.

psychomatt do you realise this post was December 24, 2007 & the user is no longer an active member.

Were they 8mm or 9mm originally

Kostera’s in Kalamunda has 'antique tyres' too I believe

Ted N Team

Ben PM sent

ome people seem to think to whack a Nasco sticker on & it has to be worth more money.
As far as I know there was only ever 1 Nasco sticker on every thing - as Ken said a bit very suspicious with 3 Nasco stickers.

Yip just ask the missus, I have just sold my encyclopedia's because she knows everything 

Frank try this - http://www.fillingstation.com/
click online cattledog - search by part number - FS-141 or
click online cattledog - select a year - 1957 - Go - will show all parts available

Genuine welded drum brake rims for an EK - Perth preferably

same person dreamer
http://www.oztion.com.au/buy/auction.aspx?itemid=5769556

Rod you could by 6.40x13 not very long ago & they are used/sold as agriculture tyres, also used on trailors & caravans.
Try for some Kuhmo Touring 795, 185/75x13

rear FB - EK are 1 inch & EJ - HR 13/16 inch

What I should of said was rear FX - FC 1 1/16 inch & EJ - HR 13/16 inch

Would say no without other modifications as front FX - EK cylinder bore is 1-3/16 inch where as the EJ - EH are 1 inch & rear FB - EK are 1 inch & EJ - HR 13/16 inch.
Best check with a brake repairer as your brakes play a very important part in stopping a vehilce.