national777

I shipped many a Ferret into the USA and on shipping forms you had to have the vehicle number. Also when you titled the vehicle in the state you lived....a vehicle number is required. The only number that will meet those requirements is the one you have ....01 CC 99. I would use it. I never had a problem with it.

When I bought this ferret, it ran fine but the brake pedal was frozen in the up position and of course it had no brakes. I parked it one day, and the next morning the brake pedal had fallen to the floor and now all 4 brakes are stuck on. Figuring I had a bad Master Cylinder, I started with that, it was empty of fluid. I have since filled it, bled the brakes and now I have a little pedal when pressed down, but you still have to pull it up with your hand. It will stay in the up position. Anyone got any ideas of why the brakes are still stuck on. Signed....perplexed.

When I bought this ferret, it ran fine but the brake pedal was frozen in the up position and of course it had no brakes. I parked it one day, and the next morning the brake pedal had fallen to the floor and now all 4 brakes are stuck on. Figuring I had a bad Master Cylinder, I started with that, it was empty of fluid. I have since filled it, bled the brakes and now I have a little pedal when pressed down, but you still have to pull it up with your hand. It will stay in the up position. Anyone got any ideas of why the brakes are still stuck on. Signed....perplexed.

I have been collecting for years and it is an honor to be part of a group of vehicle collectors who cherish preserving the vehicles of our past history. At this moment I have a Ferret, two Stalwarts and one Duece and 1/2. I don't claim to be a mechanic but I tinker. I looking forward to getting anyone else's imput on how to solve some problems I still have with some of my toys. Regards Jack:cheesy: