Late model brakes for my '67 C20

[CrashBob1]

Maybe it's my inexperience with this site but I can't seem to get the search to work for looking up this subject in previous posts.

So here's the question: What year, model components would be best to use for converting to front disc brakes? Money is an object at this time so what's the most economical route?

OR...........is there a later model chassis that I could roll under my body without too much modification.

I am still in the "mental" stages of planning for my truck, so ALL advice and suggestions will be appreciated and considered.

Thanks in advance!

CrashBob

[royo]

you could find a front end out of 73 -81 aframes rotors calipers. bolt all this in the place of your drum brakes what i found out is the ball joints are a different size where they go in the spindle 67-70 same 71-72 same then 73-81 same the 67-72 also have the 55$pc a frame bushings 73 up 5$ but then what do i know i could be wrong .

[CrashBob1]

I think I understand everything except what is 55$pa a frame? The 73-81 will just bolt up then, that's good to know.

Thanks

[royo]

Originally Posted by CrashBob1

I think I understand everything except what is 55$pa a frame? The 73-81 will just bolt up then, that's good to know.

Thanks

its the stock a frame bushings for 67-72 55$ pcs sorry

[Tony@AirRideTech]

Actually, you should only need to boneyard you a set of spindles and brake calipers. Then when you get your new ball joints, just get them for the year of truck that the spindles came off of.

[CrashBob1]

Isn't there supposed to be a proportioning valve somewhere in the mix? Also, will my current mastercylinder and booster work?

So many questions...........so few answers

[royo]

Originally Posted by CrashBob1

Isn't there supposed to be a proportioning valve somewhere in the mix? Also, will my current mastercylinder and booster work?

So many questions...........so few answers

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[CrashBob1]

Originally Posted by royo

parts parts doner truck

Got it. fortunately, I am friends with the local boneyard operator and now that I know what I need, it's off to the iron pile.................ya hoooo!!