Master cylinder conversion complete

[Doug J <63sprtfury@xxxxxxxxx>]

Finally got back to the brake work on my '63.  Can't test it out just yet as we went from 67 degree weather to a blizzard in the span of 3 days last week.  However, after all connections, and bleeding the system, it has a solid pedal.

I've included a link to pictures of the parts for the conversion for those that are interested.  This was a kit from Inline Tube for the new lines and distribution block from the master.

http://s142.photobucket.com/user/big_jake57/library/Brake%20work?sort=3&page=1

Doug

63 Sport Fury ragtop

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