65 Mustang. I need help.

[LIGHTNING LARRY]

Hey people I'm going to refurbish a 65 Mustang for my Dad's G/F.
I want to convert it to front discs. Who makes a complete kit for a decent price? It's a 289, auto. Stock, not a hotrod. I want to make it safe and reliable for her. Any help and/or tips are much appreciated. :beer: :thumbsup:

 

[Blackgeetee]

Hey Larry, I did a quick little search and here's what I found,


This one seems pretty good
http://www.classic-mustang.com/


This one has a huge catalog but you have to order it by snail mail
http://www.mustangokla.com/


This one seems to be really good!
http://www.mpcclassics.com/catalog/index.html


Hopefully some of these help:beer:

 

[LIGHTNING LARRY]

Thanks for the links. That's great.

Much appreciated. :beer: :beer: :thumbsup:

 

[SL 1993 R]

you might want to try the Mustang Ranch in Santa Clara, I've had good luck with them..

 

[LIGHTNING LARRY]

Thanks Steve.:beer:

 

[Blackgeetee]

How's the search going?

 

[LIGHTNING LARRY]

Originally posted by Blackgeetee
How's the search going?

Great!! Between the three links you gave me and Mustang Ranch from Steve, I'm sure they'll have everything I need.

Thanks you guys. :beer: :thumbsup:

 

[66GT350]

As far as a bolt-on kit on a mild 289 you can't go wrong with the Stainless Steel Brake Co (SSBC) kits. I have them on my 66 GT350 and they are great. No fitment issues and bolt up standard. You probably don't need 4 wheel disks if it is a well mannered pony, but do look into a booster if you do not have one and are running enough vacuum for it. Trans Am Racing (www.transamracing.net) has a very clean, drop-in solution that looks terrific. Good luck.

I might suggest that if you have any other questions drop by the Classic Mustang forum over at Stangnet.com, we'll be happy to help you any way we can

 

[Ryan]

might try ssbc too they have good stuff

 

[LIGHTNING LARRY]

Originally posted by 66GT350
As far as a bolt-on kit on a mild 289 you can't go wrong with the Stainless Steel Brake Co (SSBC) kits. I have them on my 66 GT350 and they are great. No fitment issues and bolt up standard. You probably don't need 4 wheel disks if it is a well mannered pony, but do look into a booster if you do not have one and are running enough vacuum for it. Trans Am Racing (www.transamracing.net) has a very clean, drop-in solution that looks terrific. Good luck.

I might suggest that if you have any other questions drop by the Classic Mustang forum over at Stangnet.com, we'll be happy to help you any way we can

Thanks for the help. Much appreciated.:beer: