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ncfenceguy · 06-23-2019, 08:06 AM

I can't really help you, but I own a 1975 Caroche that I'm probably going to get running in the next 10 years or so.

I have read in the archives that there is a car master cylinder that replaces the original. I think it was a 1940's Ford or Mercury part. They are common on the vintage street rod sites like Speedway Motors (I've ordered from them many times in my circle track days). Several of the members have restored their Caroches and if you do a search in the Club Car section of this forum, it will pop up. Type Caroche in the search bar. Brakes are always shot on these when people start to restore them.

06-23-2019, 08:06 AM	#2
ncfenceguy Gone Wild Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Wilton,NC Posts: 172	Re: 1972 Caroche Brakes I can't really help you, but I own a 1975 Caroche that I'm probably going to get running in the next 10 years or so. I have read in the archives that there is a car master cylinder that replaces the original. I think it was a 1940's Ford or Mercury part. They are common on the vintage street rod sites like Speedway Motors (I've ordered from them many times in my circle track days). Several of the members have restored their Caroches and if you do a search in the Club Car section of this forum, it will pop up. Type Caroche in the search bar. Brakes are always shot on these when people start to restore them.