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just got a traveller and its fitted with a 1300 engine and 9 inch drum brakes, needs full restoration but any idea what the brake drums will be from ,,eg marina, riley?
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I wouldn't know,but put up a picture,drums on AND drums off,and someone will have a part number before the weekend,betcha!!
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I would have thought Marina and Riley brake pads and parts are much harder to get now than Minor parts.

My old 1975 1300 Austin Allegro had a non-servo disk/drum setup which was quite poor... it was like any old car... you press the brakes and nothing happens. :o
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9 in Wolseley drums are the most common conversion.
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And they work very well indeed..... :D
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thanks for the comments ,but where will i get a neww set of shoes for them
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Earlpart - or slightly modify TR7 rear shoes (later model) which are often inexpensive on ebay.
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TR7 rear shoes (later model) which are often inexpensive on ebay.
That's because most TR7s have long rusted away or gone to the crusher... :lol:

Sorry BMC, couldn't help myself. :lol:
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Oh indeed that is true - the rustproofing on all the Leyland cars of that era was truly pathetic. But it makes the ones that are left all the more rare and desireable !
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got in touch with a firm called fleet factors they are sending them for a re=line 36 plus vat
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