Booster and dual master cylinder

[BadBird]

I recently installed disc brakes on the front of my 64 and I am looking for a power booster and dual master cylinder along with the proportioning valve. I have seen several in the engine compartments of quite a few falcons looking at the pictures on the Falcon Club sites but I can't seem to locate anything for show that I like. :confused:
By the way my name is Larry and I haven't introduced myself very well. I retired from Boeing last year and I am re-building a 64 Falcon Futura 2 door hardtop. I built a rotisserie and it is being stripped to bare metal all over. I bought it for my son 14 years ago and then bought it back from him. I will send some pictures very soon. Thanks very much.

[pbrown]

There are two options that I am aware of.

1) The Geo Metro booster/master setup. It fits and works okay but doesn't look right to me. It requires a small notch in the shock tower brace.

2) There is a combo from ABS Power Brakes that they claim will bolt in and clear the brace.
http://www.abspowerbrake.com/AbsCatalogPag077.html

I haven't used either system. I just have a standard disk/drum MC.

[BadBird]

Thanks for the information. I looked at their web site and I believe they have what I need. I sent them an e-mail to see what they have in the way of show appearance parts also. Thanks again very much

[Alsprint]

[quote=BlackFalcon;255] I built a rotisserie and it is being stripped to bare metal all over. quote]

Do you have a picture of your rotisserie? What plans did you use and what did it cost you? I am in desperate need of one on a low budget. I decided to go all the way. It was not my original intensions but one thing led to another! you can see by the pic why! Al
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[BadBird]

I built the rotisserie by welding 3" square and round steel tubing. I made the support out of wood due to costs. It is working great and it has made it so much easier sanding and abrading the car. I have it down to bare metal over 90% and am now sandblasting the rest of the small areas that I couldn't sand. I should be done in about 2-3 weeks and then will be selling it. I have between $175-$200 in the steel and wood. I powder coated the steel and installed a steel plate on top of the wood support. There are holes drilled around the round section to allow it to be locked in at every 45 degrees.

[joe1949black]

Would you be up for building another rotisserie to sell ?

[BadBird]

What car would you be putting on the rotisserie? I assume it's a Falcon? Maybe it will fit on mine and I will sell you that one. I also am using a framework built out of PVC for my sandblasting area inside my garage. I can post a picture of that if you are interested.

[BadBird]

Here are a couple of pictures of the frame work and plastic I put up in my garage to keep the sandblasting mess at a minimum.

[Alsprint]

Black falcon:I left you a personal message back when you posted the pics but I guess you didnt get it. Id be interested in it the whole set up once your done. Let me know what you need out of it. Al

[BadBird]

I didn't see a personal memo but not sure if it is in this forum? Not sure how I can contact you but if you want to leave a personal e-mail address will send you some more specifics. Thanks Larry

[melo-yelo]

Can any one tell me what year mustang dual master cylinder I need to use on my 65 wagon? . I know that the article was in the FCA newsletter awhile back and some other places, but ever since I told my son that he gets the wagon when he turns 16 he takes every magazine and newsletter I get and I can't find the article. I plan on keeping the stock drums front and rear for now.

[pbrown]

Can any one tell me what year mustang dual master cylinder I need to use on my 65 wagon? . I know that the article was in the FCA newsletter awhile back and some other places, but ever since I told my son that he gets the wagon when he turns 16 he takes every magazine and newsletter I get and I can't find the article. I plan on keeping the stock drums front and rear for now.

Go to your favorite parts store and ask for a 67 Mustang MC with four wheel drums.

Tip: Go to www.partsamerica.com (http://www.partsamerica.com) and print out the part info and take it to Schucks. They will match the price - $15.99.

http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetail.aspx?mfrcode=A1C&mfrpartnumber=101488&parttype=230&ptset=A

[melo-yelo]

Thanks Patrick for the information.