disc brakes.....

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disc brakes.....

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70 -72 monte carlo

67-69 camaro/ firebird

68-74 Nova, Omega, Ventura, Apollo

f -body uses the same spindle, you use the a-body steering arms.

good luck....

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Couldn't we add 70 -72 Grand Prix and 68-72 El Camino too?

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yes you could.....

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Thanks guys, I wasn't aware the camaro/firebird would fit!!!!! Time to start the hunt for a brake assembly....... If anyone has a line on a set, let me know. I only need the spindle, disc, caliper assembly. I have a different prop valve, and vaccum booster.

Thanks again....John

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Lots of interchange with the F body Firebirds and A body LeMans, even things you wouldn't expect like clocks, gauges and speedo's.

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unclebernie wrote:

Thanks guys, I wasn't aware the camaro/firebird would fit!!!!! Time to start the hunt for a brake assembly....... If anyone has a line on a set, let me know. I only need the spindle, disc, caliper assembly. I have a different prop valve, and vaccum booster.

Thanks again....John

Call Stan Gilbert in Brucefield 519-233-something

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Thanks Carl, I will do that......

John

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1969 Grand Prix has the same spindles too. This was the only area where the
auto magazine testers said the gp was poor . Not enough brakes for the weight of the car.

Al

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You can also buy various kits, some use the stock drum brake spindle? with some modification,,,and ad a caliper bracket.

used set ups are in the $300 to $400 range on the praries.... I may have an extra set,, I will know in a week or so.

don't over look the Vista Cruiser wagon,,it's a Cutlass basically . that's where my last set came from.

later...rog

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Thanks guys,

I was just speaking with a guy who knows of a car sitting near a bush, thinks it's a sport version. I want to see if there are any disc brakes on it. If I get to see it I will get a tag pic.

Thanks again..........John