I was hoping someone could tell me the part number. Power 10 inch drum brakes all 4 corners. Base 318 charger. Auto store sold me the wrong one. thanks for any help.
Master Cylinder part number ? 1970 charger
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Have you tried Rock Auto? I bought one for my disc/drum but noticed several Mc for various configurations
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Please don’t break anything Dave. Lol
Do you have the casting number from the one on your car?
Might be able to cross reference the casting number to the part number.
yep I looked their.
No numbers on the old one.
well Classic Ind says same MC for pb on mb. https://www.classicindustries.com/product/1970/dodge/charger/parts/mp500506.html
Parts manual shows 2808577 for power drum brakes in 1970.
E13 120
I don't recognize that number.
Anyway, just ran across this article:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...0QFnoECBMQAQ&usg=AOvVaw17uSEv9iCgNuJFr8Kxx4y3
Thanks Wayne great article 
I don't anything about this outfit, but maybe other members here do?Thanks Wayne great article
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Also, our very own FBBO member @mobileparts can probably help you out!
these will work
DORMAN M71258 - Brake Master Cylinder ,
RAYBESTOS MC36221 ,
Wagner Brake MC71258
Or for $500 you can buy this one NOT NOS Mopar Master Cylinder 1969-70 B Body 1970 E & C Body With Power & Manual Drum Brakes - Hiltop Auto Parts
MIKESPOLARA
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Rock auto lists the correct master for your application. So store gave you wrong one, now they don't exist? Take it back and get right one. The only one that won't work for your car is the disc brake master only because it has 1 1/8" bore which is a bit large for drum use.
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