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			I am looking at a 1972 Skylark that was stored for several years.  The car is in good shape but has 2 issues.  This post is a question about the brakes.  The car has power front disc brakes.  While driving the car, the brake warning light is coming on intermittently on the dash.  The master cylinder is a little rusty on the outside, but doesn't look too bad.  Inside, the fluid is full.  The car seems to stop OK, but I thought I felt a little fade when driving it (maybe psychological?).  Any thoughts on what could be causing this?   
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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	I just happen to be tooling around with a '78 buick regal that was stored for a while --had a similar problem--I took out old brake fluid and re-bleed all the brakes.There was some condensate in the old fluid.------Just a starting point good luck-------------JoeG  | 
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