wanted 69 drum spindles and hubs

[10851CVC 10]

I am looking for a pair of 1969 mustang drum brake spindles and hubs. I am willing to purchase them or trade for them. I have a set of 1969 disc brake spindles with hubs/rotor/calipers all in great working condition to trade if wanted.

[hawkdriver 14]

Let me see what i have, i recently replaced my drum for disk. I reused the spindles but i think i may have the drum, what else are you looking for?

[69shelbycoupe 11]

I will trade you. I'm gonna send a private message.

[Fordrevhead 29]

out of curiosity are you going with one of the aftermarket disc conversions that use the drum spindle or do you just have to have stock drums (crazy talk)?

 

I definately have some but they might be too rough for your liking. I will check it out this weekend.

[10851CVC 10]

I want to do the mustang steve brake swap. It says it requires drum spindles.

[Fordrevhead 29]

OK, I figured. I will check them out this weekend... really. Last weekend I had to put a rack and pinion in the wifes Mountaineer on Saturday then I brought in firewood. Then on Sunday I picked up my next project, a 65 coupe, and spent the rest of the day working on that while watching the Jets win in OT... a good day it was.

[Angel 24]

Mention VMF and he'll give you 10% off the brackets. But only till thanksgiving 2010. I saved $40. Should be receiving the f/r set any day now.

[Redbaron8t3 10]

You still looking for the drum brakes parts

[Fordrevhead 29]

still needing these or did u make a deal? I have a set of 69's and a set of 70's.

[MrD2 10]

I don't think he really wants to trade. He has had several offers including myself with a complete drum brake set-up to trade. Good luck to him! MrD2

[jkskinsfan 19]

out of curiosity are you going with one of the aftermarket disc conversions that use the drum spindle or do you just have to have stock drums (crazy talk)?

 

Unless you're going to be doing some kind of Racing, there is nothing wrong with properly installed, adjusted and maintained DRUM BRAKES. They have been around forever and are still being used as the Rear Brakes on many vehicles. I have Manual Drum Brakes all around on my '69 and they work fine. Takes a little more pedal pressure but it stops just fine.

Edited November 23, 2010 by jkskinsfan

[Fordrevhead 29]

Unless you're going to be doing some kind of Racing, there is nothing wrong with properly installed, adjusted and maintained DRUM BRAKES. They have been around forever and are still being used as the Rear Brakes on many vehicles. I have Manual Drum Brakes all around on my '69 and they work fine. Takes a little more pedal pressure but it stops just fine.

 

If you want to remain stock you can do that but I was just saying that if it were already disc ON the car (and not in a box in the attic) then I dont know why someone would swap to drum that's all.

[Rad69 10]

Are you still looking for drum brake stuff? If so I have almost everything it take to put drums in. Drums, spindles, preportioning valve, pedal, reservoir. Let me know.