Power booster brackets

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Yesterday afternoon received my parts from Southern Hot Rod Parts http://www.southernrods.com for the 1953 Kaiser. Received my power booster. So, I have to fabricate brackets for the power booster and master cylinder.

I have also received parts from http://www.summitracing.com I really like the service and quality of items from Summit Racing.

Next week going to No. California to pick up a old junker t-bird. I am going to use the interior bucket seats, wrap around rear seat, and console in the 1953 Kaiser.

Have and good Wednesday

Comments

Anonymous said…
Two words:
Crate motor
see yah
Mitch
March 29, 2007 at 7:02 AM
Ron's Hot Rods said…
They quit making FE motors in 1966 there are no crate motors. Thank you for your advice but, it won't work as there is no crate motors.
Ron
March 29, 2007 at 7:30 AM
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