<VV> BRAKE PULL

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The first thing I do to any older  car I plan on driving is rebuild  all 
cylinders , replace all hoses and tubing , put a fairly coarse cut on the  
brake drums , and use silicone fluid.  After taking a few apart , i think  you 
will share my thoughts on this. If this has been done , and a pull in one  
direction (not random pull in either direction , indicating a cylinder 
hanging  up/dragging internally ) try just swapping the front brake drums. If that 
swaps  the pull , return them , making sure you turn both to same exact 
diameter. If  that does not do it , take cylinders off and try again. this is 
assuming you did  the other work also (no obvious pinched lines , or OLD 
hoses)
An old hose can collapse internally , and look fine outside.
Also , check shoes for greasy hand prints and uneven shine. do a coarse  
sandpaper on shoes and wash with brake clean solvent. Don't forget to clean 
and  lube the 3  pads on the baking plate where shoes ride.
Regards, Tim Colson