Fairlane master cylinder guestion

[georgewarren]

I need to replace the stock master cylinder on my 1964 Fairlane 500 coupe; I want to go with a modern dual circuit master. The car has the larger '64 wagon brakes, all drum. Has anyone converted one, and what master is the easiest to use? Thanks, Fordbarners.

 

[streetdreams]

I would think a master cylinder for a '66 / '67/ '68 Fairlane, drum/drum, 6 cylinder or small V8 would work fine.
Regards,
John
streetdreams Speed and Custom

 

[craig]

67 thru 69 Fairlane/Mustang/Falcon is pretty much a bolt in. 66 is still a single system

 

[georgewarren]

Thanks, guys, off to NAPA to compare (the irony is last year I junked a 69 and 70 Ranchero!)

 

[billwill]

Thanks, guys, off to NAPA to compare (the irony is last year I junked a 69 and 70 Ranchero!)

its only going to cast you about 70.00 dollarsgoodluk

 

[JeffB2]

You can get a new Bendix master cyl part # 11485 from Auto Parts Train 1-888-251-1214 for $43.80 This is the correct number for drum brakes.

 

[dav]

Hi before you buy from napa check auto zone they have very good prices and most of the time a lot lower than the others.

 

[georgewarren]

Thanks again guys; NAPA is close to me (I'm in the boonies), And I want to make sure the 67 looks like the 64. I always check out Rockauto.com first, if I have a lot of time. Otherwise its NAPA, because I have a business account there, and the service is great.