Beebe39special8

Ok. Awesome. I was wonder what I should do. That’s kind of what I was thinking but I wasn’t sure if there was a better way. I dropped in a spare willowood brake kit I had from the race car. But it seems it really needs to have a booster. I have seen the ones that go down on the frame rail but with the truck arms they wouldn’t fit. What’s in the picture is what I put in so I could move the car around.

Awesome. I will surely check on him!

Thank you. I will definitely give them a try to. I appreciate any info I can get

Thanks chistech! I appreciate that. Yeah I was looking at a painless 11 circuit kit to wire it. Hoping one day to figure out the stock gauges. That will all come in time. Hoping to have it ready to cruise by summer!

Sorry for reposting but I think this is the right forum. Need help to go in the right direction on the car. I need to do pedal assemblies. Possibly the gauges and then the electrical. Any help of finding things would be great. It has a 80s camaro front clip with a 455 in it and converted to truck arm suspension.

I understand the original guys. We didn’t do that because we wanted to drive this car cross country at highway speeds. Interior stuff I do want to go back to original. Thank you for the reply though. Just started on the forum. Also thank you for liking it. This car means a lot to me

Hey everyone. I am trying to finish up a car that my grandfather found in a field. Hey did all the work to body, paint, and got it driving. My father was almost done when we lost him in a car wreck. Hey put a camaro front clip in it. Made the rear into a truck arm setup. Also dropped a 455 Buick in it. He never got to finish it or drive it. I now have it running. But am lacking alternator and brackets. I have to rewire the entire car. None of the original garages work due to not being connected. The main trouble I’m having is figuring out what is the right brake pedal assembly so the car will have a brake booster. Thanks for looking guys. Any help in the right direction would be greatly appreciated