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1967 Mustang rear End
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Mail From: amt41 (email redacted)
Hey
I have a 1967 Ford Mustang with a 8 inch rear with drum brakes, I would
like to know where I could get a complete 9 inch rear along with the
disk brakes on it that would bolt right up. Is this possible or not? Any
help would be greatly appreciated.
Amt41
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Hey
I have a 1967 Ford Mustang with a 8 inch rear with drum brakes, I would
like to know where I could get a complete 9 inch rear along with the
disk brakes on it that would bolt right up. Is this possible or not? Any
help would be greatly appreciated.
Amt41
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Mail From: Dave Kunz (email redacted)
The hot set-up is a complete assembly from a '70s Ford product called a
Lincoln Versailles, which was essentially a tarted-up Ford Granada. They
came stock with a 9" rear end and 4-wheel disc brakes. I'm no expert on
the subject, but I seem to remember reading that is as near a bolt-in as
you might find for a 67-68 Mustang.
BUT, there was some discussion here not too long ago that the supply of
these in wrecking yards is really drying up. You could also have a
rear-end specialist make up what you want, but that route is likely to
be very expensive. You might call around to some local wrecking yards --
especially any that specialize in Fords -- on the off chance that they
have a Versailles rear.
Hope this helps.
Dave Kunz
'65 coupe
'68 fastback (Bullitt replica)
'89 Merkur XR4Ti (hey, it's a Ford)
> Hey
> I have a 1967 Ford Mustang with a 8 inch rear with drum brakes, I would
> like to know where I could get a complete 9 inch rear along with the
> disk brakes on it that would bolt right up. Is this possible or not? Any
> help would be greatly appreciated.
> Amt41
>
>
Mail From: Dave Kunz (email redacted)
The hot set-up is a complete assembly from a '70s Ford product called a
Lincoln Versailles, which was essentially a tarted-up Ford Granada. They
came stock with a 9" rear end and 4-wheel disc brakes. I'm no expert on
the subject, but I seem to remember reading that is as near a bolt-in as
you might find for a 67-68 Mustang.
BUT, there was some discussion here not too long ago that the supply of
these in wrecking yards is really drying up. You could also have a
rear-end specialist make up what you want, but that route is likely to
be very expensive. You might call around to some local wrecking yards --
especially any that specialize in Fords -- on the off chance that they
have a Versailles rear.
Hope this helps.
Dave Kunz
'65 coupe
'68 fastback (Bullitt replica)
'89 Merkur XR4Ti (hey, it's a Ford)
> Hey
> I have a 1967 Ford Mustang with a 8 inch rear with drum brakes, I would
> like to know where I could get a complete 9 inch rear along with the
> disk brakes on it that would bolt right up. Is this possible or not? Any
> help would be greatly appreciated.
> Amt41
>
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Mail From: Sam Weatherby (email redacted)
Use parts off a a crown vic or some new ford, The rotors should fit fine,
you will have to fabricate a caliper bracket, but that should be quite easy.
-srw
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Kunz" <(email redacted)>
To: <(email redacted)>
Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2000 12:34 PM
Subject: [CM] Re:1967 Mustang rear End
> The hot set-up is a complete assembly from a '70s Ford product called a
> Lincoln Versailles, which was essentially a tarted-up Ford Granada. They
> came stock with a 9" rear end and 4-wheel disc brakes. I'm no expert on
> the subject, but I seem to remember reading that is as near a bolt-in as
> you might find for a 67-68 Mustang.
>
> BUT, there was some discussion here not too long ago that the supply of
> these in wrecking yards is really drying up. You could also have a
> rear-end specialist make up what you want, but that route is likely to
> be very expensive. You might call around to some local wrecking yards --
> especially any that specialize in Fords -- on the off chance that they
> have a Versailles rear.
Mail From: Sam Weatherby (email redacted)
Use parts off a a crown vic or some new ford, The rotors should fit fine,
you will have to fabricate a caliper bracket, but that should be quite easy.
-srw
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Kunz" <(email redacted)>
To: <(email redacted)>
Sent: Sunday, December 31, 2000 12:34 PM
Subject: [CM] Re:1967 Mustang rear End
> The hot set-up is a complete assembly from a '70s Ford product called a
> Lincoln Versailles, which was essentially a tarted-up Ford Granada. They
> came stock with a 9" rear end and 4-wheel disc brakes. I'm no expert on
> the subject, but I seem to remember reading that is as near a bolt-in as
> you might find for a 67-68 Mustang.
>
> BUT, there was some discussion here not too long ago that the supply of
> these in wrecking yards is really drying up. You could also have a
> rear-end specialist make up what you want, but that route is likely to
> be very expensive. You might call around to some local wrecking yards --
> especially any that specialize in Fords -- on the off chance that they
> have a Versailles rear.
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