[1oldgoat]

Does anyone have a picture of an original manual disc brake master cylinder for a 1968 Firebird? I have seen several different ones on restored cars but not sure what the correct original one looks like. Thanks.

[400 4spd.]

This was on a '68 manual disc car that I restored several years ago. Two owner car that had been stored since the mid-80's, so possibly original. That's the best that I can offer.

[1oldgoat]

Originally Posted by 400 4spd.

This was on a '68 manual disc car that I restored several years ago. Two owner car that had been stored since the mid-80's, so possibly original. That's the best that I can offer.

Thanks for the picture. I have seen that style on a few cars. I have been told that it should have the bleeder screws above the brake line outlet. I don't know if that's true.

[1oldgoat]

Originally Posted by 400 4spd.

This was on a '68 manual disc car that I restored several years ago. Two owner car that had been stored since the mid-80's, so possibly original. That's the best that I can offer.

Thanks for the picture! I have seen that style on a few cars. I have been told that originals had bleeder screws above the brake line outlet. I don't know if that's true?

[Cammer-6]

hummm no bleeders
I ll need to look at mine
Whats the code for PDB and just DB?

[OG68]

From the 68 Service manual

[Cammer-6]

"FR"

I couldnt remember is they had a power and non power
chart shows both are same in Firebird but not Tempest

[1oldgoat]

Thanks for the input.


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[notime]

Has anyone found an original yet? i need to know also. The 2 photos posted i don't believe are correct.

[Scott Thelander]

my 68 GTO manual disc is GD
Like the above post ....
unique that firebird power and manual disc are the same... in 68

[RA1John]

I have a large archive of 67-69 Firebird reference pix.

Much easier to share pix of Facebook, email, or text.

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