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10-05-2013, 03:50 PM
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I just got the original master cylinder back from Whitepost Restorations who installed a brass sleeve and rebuilt the internals. If you notify them beforehand that your master cylinder is from a survivor car and that you don't want it repainted, they will honor your request and leave the finish as they found it. I was very happy with their service. Got everything hooked back up this morning and I then bled the system. Looks good as old.
  And some close up shots of the stamped part number "CS3190" and the various paint markings and stickers.   
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