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By carbdoc
I can't find a rebuilt brake booster for my 1978 Dodge D-150 truck anywhere; I have been hunting for months. The Chrysler number is 4094149. The A-1 Cardone number is 54-73716. I would settle for a rebuildable core at this point; my old booster is rusted-out on the back side so it is no good as a core.
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By carbdoc
I cannot find a remanufactured brake booster for my 1978 Dodge D-150 truck with 400 c.i.d. engine to save my life! Yes, I can send mine out for rebuilding and hope that it comes back correctly repaired (or comes back at all), but I don't want to take my truck completely out of service while I wait for it to (hopefully) be correctly rebuilt. I would, however, gladly settle for a "loose" rebuildable core.
If anyone reading this has a rebuildable core that they will sell to me, I would be quite grateful.
Jeff
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By Counterman
The Automotive Aftermarket Riders Club’s (AARC) annual Ride for the Future three-day motorcycle ride will start on Oct. 26 in Las Vegas.
The ride raises money for the University of the Aftermarket Foundation (UAF) to help fund scholarships and educational opportunities for the next generation of industry professionals.
AARC encourages those who support its mission to participate in this year’s epic adventure or contribute by texting AARC to 53-555 to join the UAF Coffee Club.
The scenic ride will begin at Eagle Rider Rentals and Tours in Las Vegas on Thursday, Oct. 26. The riders will head to Antelope Canyon in Page, Arizona, with stops at Zion National Park in southern Utah and Lake Powell in northern Arizona.
The riders will head back to Las Vegas on Oct. 28 in time for the start of AWDA, AAPEX and the UAF Coffee Club event.
Interested riders can rent motorcycles from Eagle Rider Rentals and Tours with an advance reservation. For more information or to learn how to become a rider or sponsor, contact Mike Mohler, leader of the pack at [email protected].
”The AARC Ride for the Future is a fun, memorable and rewarding experience,” Mohler said. ”Not only are we visiting epic locations and having a great time, but we are giving back. It’s a win-win for our riders and the industry. If you can’t join us, please support us by texting AARC to 53-555 and pouring it forward for the next generation.”
To learn more about the University of the Aftermarket Foundation, visit
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