I would recommend checking the negative cable from the battery to the starter at the point it passes above the clutch/brake mount rod. There is a part of the body that my cable rubbed through and created a high resistance ground point. This was found during my motor rebuils while the engine was out.
I replaced my cable and repositioned the point of body out of the way. ( not a points car and not a fire hazard)
LArry

Chreck NAPA I found the wheel cylinders and flex lines in stock at the local store.
Not sure abuot the shoes.

Sent John Wolf a e-mil, Thanks

My Speedo gears failed today in my 37 115c.
Cable and transmission gears A-Ok.
Looking for recommendations.

Morning... I have checked the PACKARD Parts manual for my 115c and there is a listing for the cables for a number of years and model numbers showing the cable, (inner) and case (outer) that gives the length for each as a combination.
Manual is in my shop so don't have ready access to page number .
Hope this helps
Larry

Try HAGENS Auto Parts in Puyallup, WA. That's where I purchased my clutch and pressure plate. (253) 845-7020

I had to cut the rivets cross wise to allow me to hand set them with a center punch and large drift punch, I do not have a press so this allowed me to get a good compression of the rivets.

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Continuation of my 37 115c work.
The inner splash cover bottom rubber edge was hard and basically disintegrated when we pulled the front clip.

Research found a cloth impregnated material from STEELE RUBBER and rivets from Tacoma screw.

I was able to do a fairly close replication of the edge and made a templet for the piece on 1" chart paper.

Attached are photos and information on the project.

Product info
From Steel Rubber products
Home>Restoration Parts>Hood, Cowl & Fender>Splash Apron / Dust Shields>Masticated rubber sheet
Masticated rubber sheet

Tubular rivets, See photo

Hope this helps on other restoration projects around the world.

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THIS IS A GOOD QUESTION AS I'M GETTING READY TO NISTALL ON A 37 115C, Anyone have an answer ?

Just a note,
Got involved in a house remodel in July so the project came too a halt. Hope tp get back at it mid October