Antique Gm Brake Shoe Linings on 2040-parts.com
Dominion City, Manitoba, Canada
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Antique GM Brake Shoes. I don't know what these fit. They are in like new condition, and are 2 1/4" wide. There are two small bags which are probably the rivets required to attach these linings to the metal part. The box has some shelf wear, but no tears and is in very good condition for the age.
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