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I’m in Northern California 95658 and is free for local pick up. If I have to ship I’d like $100 plus shipping.

I was talking about the rubber brake line from the front of the frame rail to the caliper. I’d love to see a picture of anyone with a 1965 that has done this. I believe 66 and later they moved the fitting to the back side of the tire on the frame rail.

Hi I was wondering if anyone had pictures of how they ran their brake lines on a 1965 with 1973 disk brakes. Did you use custom lines? Or is there a part number that works?

P235 75 15

Love the 300’s. Yes they don’t look correct with newer wheels. The new rims are the best thing I’ve ever done to this car.

Stockton wheel modifies their basic 15” rim by welding on a ring designed for this modification. You do not need to give them your old 14” wheels. It’s amazing how much better the car rides and handles!

Co Next time your near Newcastle email me.

The car rides like a dream with the new Toyo tires.

A little over $800. Not cheap, but I like the stock look. I’ll post close ups tomorrow.

Stockton Wheel built these 15” wheels so I could use my original wheel covers. I have Toyo tires. No to install the 73’ disk brakes.

I've owned my 1965 Plymouth Sport Fury 383 since I was in high school (1982). Location: Newcastle CA