1970 Chevy C30 1 ton
Hey I recently bought a 1970 Chevy C30 and I’ve been looking for brake parts all I can find for the most part is C10 and C20 when I look. I’m just wondering if they are the same or not. Drum brakes of course. Thanks for the help. I’m looking at doing a complete brake job. Maybe a new master cylinder and new steel lines maybe and new rubber lines for sure. I’m new to the forum and I’m liking it a lot. Very helpful and nice people on here.
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They seem to be harder parts to find on the C30’s
Try going to an independent tire and brake shop Over The years I had the same shop do my fleet of several c30’s Somehow he was always able to find what was necessary He’s been in business for 30-40 years and does ALL size cars, trucks, tractor’s etc ( not just cookie cutter jobs) I’m sure there must be someone in your area that has that kind of knowledge, that can point you in the right direction |
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Ok thanks will ask around
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I found all the brake parts I needed for my 68 c30 at Auto Zone
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If it were mine, I would be looking for a square body donor to convert to disc brakes in the front. And at some point swapping to the 14 bolt solves the brake availability problem long term. Post pics of your truck! We love pics.
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I think Centric has rear drums now. I'd be converting to 14 bolt stuff. Should be a bolt on.
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Thanks for the input guys and I’m not sure how to upload an image on here. I’m using my iPhone and I can’t get a url of the image using my iPhone.
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Connect your iPhone to your pc...copy the image to the pc,...then upload the image from the pc....
Watch the orientation and file size....pm me if you need help...you could email me the image and I will upload it for you... Have fun...:chevy::gmc2::chevy::gmc2: |
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I have a set of new brake pads that might be for a C30, they are extra wide and didn't fit my C10.... that is if you ever need front brake pads. :chevy:
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You can email a pic to your computer, open email click on pic save to a folder on your PC then upload.
This is how I do it. Ron |
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Here’s how you do pics on the ole iPhone
Use the Go Advanced button Then the paper clip It will open a new tab/window Use the Choose File button Use Photo Library Pick your pic/pics, I can usually get 3 at most to work... |
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Use the Upload button
Then after they have loaded, use the Close This Window text in the upper right (not a button) The new tab/window will close and return you to the original tab/window Then Submit ReplyAttachment 1832541 |
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I quit using my laptop to post pics since it’s easier to use my phone. I’d say it’s about the only thing that is easier, Internet-wise.
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Thanks for the help I figured it out. I just bought this truck and it’s rough right now but I plan on fixing it up. It runs and drives good though.
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Rotated it for ya
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Rough? That's Character!
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I like it! It is in better shape than my 67 GMC 3500 1 ton that I recently bought. Wish mine had those top amber lights!
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Thanks I might just leave it rusty because I like it like that. What could I use to keep the rust from spreading and rotting the metal out though?
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