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Does anyone have an old application guide for lucas girling brake pads? I am cleaning out an old foreign car repair shop, and I came across about 200 boxes of Lucas Girling brake shoes and pads. They are at least ten years old - that is when the shop closed. Some have FMSI numbers as well as the LG part number. So far I have only dragged home about four large boxes of brake shoes. They have numbers like BS 322, BS 287. I can't find any charts on the net. Next time I go back to the building, I will spend alot of time digging for a manual. The guy must have had some way to know what they all fit.
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Lucas girling brake pads
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I have a catalogue that appears to cover late 1950s through at least early 1970s. I'd be happy to check part numbers for you. This book uses mostly either eight-digit numbers or number such as GB 12345...with the occasional SP1963-type number as well (not applicable to shoes, though).
Feel free to shoot numbers to me!
Feel free to shoot numbers to me!
