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Old Apr 30, 2007 | 02:14 PM
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Looking to hire skilled help for disc brake conversion and suspension rebuild

I'm working on a 67 Firebird convertible, and trying to get it road ready by June 2nd, to hook up with the Power Tour.

I've got a disc brake kit and a suspension re-build kit still to install.

The brakes are all pretty much pre-assembled, with the brackets, rotors, bearings, calipers, pads, spindles already put together. The rears require assembly.

The master cylinder is also already pretty much assembled. I even sprung for pre-bent lines.

The suspension rebuild is what has me concerned. New ball joints, coil springs, control arm bushings, and so on.

I think I have all the parts compiled, but am looking for someone that has done the suspension rebuild and hopefully disc brkae conversion on a 1st gen before to assist.

I'll pay cash, and food too.

Any takers?

Thanks
Old Apr 30, 2007 | 07:48 PM
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My buddy and I justed finished a 66 cutlass. The owner wanted a dual system instead of the single. We installed a dual master, line lock, adjustable prop, new wheel cylinders. This winter we will be doing disks on it.
Also have a 65 mustang to do soon for a local parts lady that doesn't feel safe with the single system so it will be converted to a split system.
My buddy does brakes and suspension everyday so we are pretty good
Old May 1, 2007 | 10:00 PM
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Where is the work to be completed? Steven
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