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@446acuda.2, Thank you for you're effort, I really appreciate the help. My apologies I should have stated I'm looking specifically for KH80034. The brackets you have are super nice, no pitting.

ISO of Kelsey Hayes drivers side disc brake caliper bracket: KH80034. Willing to buy passenger side (KH83525) if you don't want to separate the pair. Image for clarification. Thank you M.

No doubt you have two piece rotors. I can't tell if they are factory or older aftermarket without better pics. The attached images are of a Kelsey Hayes two piece rotor assembled the 90th day of 1971 off of a 1971 Challenger. Notice the casting and the heads on the wheel studs. The...

Looking for a disc brake metering valve. I'm primarily interested in the plunger assembly thus, if the block is damaged I may still be able to get the parts I need. I believe A, B and E Body's had the same plunger and block, only the brackets were different? Not interested in reproductions...

Dennis, Are you looking for just the rod? I believe B-758 is correct (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong). Please message me if interested. Thank you M.

I have rear wheel cylinders with casting number 2881613. I believe said wheel cylinders were used on cars with 10" and 11" rear brakes. My specific application is for a 1970 model year car completed Sept 9, 1969. I believe (please don't quote me) sometime later in the 1970 model year or...

"Here is what most of the used ones look like!" @Mopar John, Yeah unfortunately they live in an environment not kind to metal. It's hard to find nice ones. A forum member sent me pics of four that he has, they have a little pitting but are presentable. Hopefully @carterafb also has some...

4 if possible. Please

WTB: 5/16 rear wheel cylinder bolts with specific head markings. Pic attached for reference Thank you M.

WTB: 10" rear drum brake strut rods and parking brake levers dated between the 159th and 242nd day of 1969. Thank you M.

Does the outer face of the rotor (just under the hub) have a radius or is it a 90 degree corner? Pic attached for reference