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Old 03-29-2009, 09:33 PM
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PS and manual brakes here. I like them although I do feel the fade after a bit. Addsto the over all feel of an old car. I dont know how you guys drive these cars with man steering!!
Paul, at least it isn't the Strongarm Steering we had in the 18 wheelers back in the 70s and 80s. I don't even miss power steering in my 66 GTO.... or power brakes either.

Yeah, I've got manual steering and brakes in mine. I had a hole appear in the front to rear brake line last week and that made me a bit nervous. Tho not as nervous as "The Warden" was, as we had the 2 year old grandson with us. It was his first ride in the GTO. So with that, if you do only one upgrade to the 64, 65 and 66 A-bodies, whether they have power or manual brakes, get rid of the single reservoir and go with a dual reservoir... just for safety sake. That's my next big project this year.

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