1947 plymouth disc brakes

[plymouth1947]

is there a market out there for inexpensive disc brakes for a 47 plymouth?

if so I have such a setup direct bolt on using the stock hubs and mounting holes on the spindles..

if you are interested email me at plymouth4748@yahoo.com

[rockable]

There are at least two people providing adapters for this now. OldDaddy and Scarebird. Is yours different?

[plymouth1947]

I'm selling the brackets to mount the caliper up ..Mine uses the stock hub after the drum is removed so that the track remains the same ,no special spacers or adaptors are needed and all the other parts are modern and can be purchased off the shelf at any local parts house...the only problem I've ran into is that the stock rims cannot be used.

[Don Coatney]

I'm selling the brackets to mount the caliper up ..Mine uses the stock hub after the drum is removed so that the track remains the same ,no special spacers or adaptors are needed and all the other parts are modern and can be purchased off the shelf at any local parts house...the only problem I've ran into is that the stock rims cannot be used.

Can you post pictures? Where are you located? Is the skull and cross bones in your profile an indication of the product you are selling?

Edited June 30, 2010 by Don Coatney

[plymouth1947]

I'll post pics soon ,I'm in Ohio east of Cincinnati ,feel free to call me at 513-509-8218 if you have any questions . and no I'm not a pirate

[Plymouthy Adams]

not since the last series of pirate movies...what a pathetic bunch of losers...

[dndrodshop]

Sound like the conversion article I did for Tex Smith's magazine.

http://www.dndrodshop.com/disc.htm

[mopar4life]

I made my disc conversion with ford crown vic rotors and mopar calipers. Using a lot of templates finally cut 1/2 steel plate. I have 14" magnum 500 on them. I did not want to use any bow tie parts on my mopar and wanted to keep the 14" rims. I had no choice but to make my own. I hope they work good, still working on it.

Good luck with yours.

[plymouth1947]

my setup utilizes all ford parts "staying clear of bowtie stuff to" so far it's working for me the calipers are in the stock mounting brackets that mount to the plate that I designed. no problems yet other then the issue with the stock wheels rubbing the caliper.

[plymouth1947]

my setup utilizes all ford parts "staying clear of bowtie stuff to" so far it's working for me the calipers are in the stock mounting brackets that mount to the plate that I designed. no problems yet other then the issue with the stock wheels rubbing the caliper.

I have added pics and a discounted price on my setup in the for sale area