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supposed to fit.
Everything i've read says they are supposed to fit. I have an f 1 axle with brakes and an extra set of F 1 spindles, I haven't tried to put them together. the stock truck steering arms are Quite a bit different than the car parts I;ve read on the HAMB site about using later drum brake parts to have self adjusters, I think the F1 brakes are similar to the late 40's lincoln brakes The hamb had a list of "modern" drum brake part numbers.
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