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This is the only reason I would even consider going with a single circut master cylinder. Having these fail while driving isn't very much fun. All my '66's have a dual circuit masters on them.

From Ye Olde Parts Book Any 26" yoke from a '66 ChryCo C body product will work. I have spares I can part with.

They for aligning the rods. You put a drill bit in the hole, so that you set the adjustable rod to the correct length for proper engagement. Part 12 in the FSM diagram (3/16" rod for '66 models)

Yes, a '66 26" core support will fit in a '65.

Good luck with that. Even cheap headers for a C body are expensive. I just looked at tti's website, the price of headers has gone up @$200 over the last decade ($1051 for ceramic coated, $1086 for polished ceramic). The price of the exhaust pipes has almost doubled in that time, I paid $600...

@rd92west has done a swap to a four speed, he has a thread here somewhere. This is the car he converted, it may be mentioned in it. (Only 4 pages) 1966 canadian polara 880 You will either trip over a set of pedals, or drop a decent amount of cash for one. And you will have to modify the...

Kenny!

I have a spare one, needs minor work and paint.

Can you take measurements off that? I wonder how similar the pulleys are between the 440 and 383. The belt arrangement is the same, curious if the diameters are different.

Considering what a fuselage bottle goes for, that $75 is cheap.

I have some, but I would consider them cores, they are on non running engines.

I should have the cables, I'll have to see about the vacuum lines.

Could be my phone sucks, I see the latest picture.

I'm not seeing the pictures, Ross.

I didn't look that far into it, just saw they were listed. Backordered makes sense in these fun times.

They are still sold new if you can't find any used ones.

I snagged one a few days before your original post on FABO. I've got my eyes out for one, I'll let you know if I come across another.

You'll need a later model base, 5+" instead of the 4+" the 66 4bbl base used.

Thanks the the two sites to look for parts. I've had good results using car-part.com to find parts, but I have gone on never ending quests with no results too.