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Ok, I'm digging real deep in the old memory banks for this one, but I sorta remember a guy by the name of Orv Elgie (a rod builder of some note) built a 36 Dodge sedan that was in magazines years ago and he adapted some later brakes to it............maybe Volare (?) Orv was known to build stock looking cars that had really good solid engineering underneath, and I can see that car in my head but forget which magazine it was in,but I think Rod and Custom in the 70's.

There is a book by Tex Smith on Mopars that you can get through Barnes and Noble. Here it is:

Don

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how-to-build-chrysler-plymouth-dodge-hot-rods-tex-smith/1004563264
 
Ok, I'm digging real deep in the old memory banks for this one, but I sorta remember a guy by the name of Orv Elgie (a rod builder of some note) built a 36 Dodge sedan that was in magazines years ago and he adapted some later brakes to it............maybe Volare (?) Orv was known to build stock looking cars that had really good solid engineering underneath, and I can see that car in my head but forget which magazine it was in,but I think Rod and Custom in the 70's.

There is a book by Tex Smith on Mopars that you can get through Barnes and Noble. Here it is:

Don

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how-to-build-chrysler-plymouth-dodge-hot-rods-tex-smith/1004563264
Great book. Did they start reprinting it? I didnt see a price on the link and if they havent started reprinting, last time I looked at one it was big money.
 
Someone told me that 69 mustang rotor fit witch would be cheep I truer 80 camaro but the bearings were way off still doing research. Thanks I hate molar it a pain
 

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