as a buy-it-now..

[Plymouthy Adams]

who has deep pockets?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ammco-1750-Brake-Gage-for-Chrysler-DeSoto-Drum-Brakes_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp3286Q2ec0Q2em14QQhashZitem2a0087670aQQitemZ180397500170QQptZMotorsQ5fAutomotiveQ5fTools

[randroid]

Tim,

Sometimes I'm aghast at the prices people will ask for their wares but some folks will pay too much simply for the privilege of driving a certain car, and if they're going to drive it they can't very well call it an investment due to careless motorists.

I hope he gets his price. There is, after all, a seat for every @$$#ole.

-Randy

[48mirage]

If I could get $1,199 for mine I would go with front discs and and a later model rearend.

[JIPJOBXX]

Or you can build something like this and use it to get your rear brake shoe even enough to work to just fine. Cost about two dollars and 50 cents.

[rolliejoe]

Maybe you should sell the plans for your $2.50 tool on EBay, make sure to mention Ammco 1750 in your ad.

[Dodgeb4ya]

Well..........part of the reason for those prices are that so many people seem to think that tool is really needed. That makes it even more in demand to get a higher price. The brakes on our cars aren't all that complicated and can be adjusted with just a wrench and an ear' date=' and paying attention to what you are doing. Really don't need that tool. Just use the Clyman method.[/quote']

I totally agree- you don't have to use that Ammco tool or the Miller tool set! Have both and usually don't use them!

Bob

[rolliejoe]

Actually' date=' there are many different ways to make that tool that Jon posted. If you search the forum you may find how other people made a similar tool that works. Think the plans are also someplace in one of the links on the main site. Some people made them out of wood.[/quote']

I was just thinking if there were plans on Ebay on how not to have the need for the Ammco 1750's, the prices might come down.