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Replacing rear pads on 84-35ft Regency-MCC
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Capt Bob
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ok going to start on rear brakes tomorrow and am assuming that it has the stock rear brakes, are theses pads somnething that can be purchased at NAPA ?


Capt Bob
1984 35ft Regency
MCC chassis
8.2 Detroit Turbo
 
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I don't think so...When I did mine I got a set for Motor Coach Restoration (along with rebuilt calipers!)


1985 Regency 35'
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i did call MCR yesterday and asked for Chris, am waiting for his return call,,,, thanks capt bob


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