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65 Grand Prix disc brakes
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did you look in the grand prix catalog from www.amesperf.com
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1965 Pontiac Full Size -- Disc Conversion
The original disc brake conversion kits were engineered using the 1969 - 1970 Pontiac Full Size Rotors -- and had to be "thrown in the back of the building" because the 1969 - 1970 PONTIAC FULL SIZE ROTORS ++ Don't exist ++......
Master Power Brakes in North Carolina (704 - 664 - 4466 I think / recall) (they probably have a website) had some of these kits without Rotors.........
And I have the ROTORS!!!!!!!!
Cheers, Craig..... also at mobileparts@yahoo.com.
The original disc brake conversion kits were engineered using the 1969 - 1970 Pontiac Full Size Rotors -- and had to be "thrown in the back of the building" because the 1969 - 1970 PONTIAC FULL SIZE ROTORS ++ Don't exist ++......
Master Power Brakes in North Carolina (704 - 664 - 4466 I think / recall) (they probably have a website) had some of these kits without Rotors.........
And I have the ROTORS!!!!!!!!
Cheers, Craig..... also at mobileparts@yahoo.com.