brake hoses

[TodFitch]

Take an old one down to your local brake supply house. You should find at least one in the local yellow pages. They should be able to match it up for you and probably have the replacements in stock and it will likely be less expensive than the mail order antique car specialty places. And you can feel good about supporting your local economy too.

When you get done with that exercise post the replacement brand and part number here so the next person has an easier time of it.

I don't have the cross references for your PA but you can see what I found for my PD at:

http://www.ply33.com/Parts/Group5.html

[John Hendricks]

When u put the new brake hoses on, get some extra copper "gaskets" that go on the joints.  I have found that sometimes it takes two at the fitting to make it fluid tight.  but then I use dot 5 which is more leak prone than dot 3.

[jtw37]

Andy Bernbaum has them for $19.50 ea. His web site is - http://www.oldmoparts.com/g.htm
Good luck, JT

[David Rainville]

Has anyone found a quality suppler for replacement brake hoses? looking for suppler for 1931 PA. Do not want NOS.