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- a1classiccars September 2007
- FalconFever September 2007
- jojosoda September 2007
- junkyardjeff September 2007
1965 Mercury Parklane
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Hello !
I have a beauty 65 mercury parklane breezeway that still has drum brakes. I have heard you can mod them into disk brakes and would like to know how. Anyone out there with any info on parts or how to..drop me some info - Id really appreciate it. Thanks!!
JOJO -
Is Mercury, under the Ford company?
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My brother has a 64 mercury comet with original front drums, we found original spindles, disks, and calipers off a mid 60's fairlane to put on it. I dont know much more than the fact that some of the original equipment for disk brakes in the 60's were interchangeable between different ford and mercury models.
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Mercury is made by Ford genius... Dont waste other peoples time by posting lame comments-
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Since the Parklane is a full sized car discs from a 77 to 79 thunderbird wil work as I put them on my 65 custom 500,68 to 72 galaxie discs are a little larger. They bolt on but the outer tierod ends need to be changed to 68 to 72 galaxies . Jeff
