Harvey,
Unfortunately there was a major change in axles early in the 60's. What is
easy for you to find for your '65 may be very hard for Richard to find for
his '59. I tried to find wheel bearings and seals several years ago for my
'60 Overlander and did not have any luck.
Scott
----- Original Message -----
From: "Harvey Barlow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Multiple recipients of VACList" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2001 7:12 AM
Subject: [VAC] Re: 59 Overlander brakes
> Richard,
>
> I walked into a local shop that specializes in cargo, utility, and stock
> trailers with the bearings from my '66 Safari in hand and was astonished
how
> easy finding replacements was. Not only were they in stock but the price
> was a fraction of RV dealer prices. I don't want to try to become a
> middle-man and describe your bearings to them for you but I'll be happy to
> provide a name and phone number if you don't have a source close to home.
> You may have a similar business where you live. I think I paid a little
> more than $20 for four new bearings. I have yet to locate new seals
though.
> Also, the same company sold me a pair of complete new backing plates with
> all new brake components in 12" by 2" size for $45 each........
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