some info please...

Plenty of kits out there, or you can track down the original disc parts. Places like mustangs unlimited sell the kits.. not cheap though. Depends on if you want to scrounge parts or not.

I think any of the disc brake kits are a bargain. Look at it this way, I think the SSBC disc kits are about as complete as there is, as well as about as expensive as they come. Even so, they are under $1000. How much would it cost to replace the fenders, hood, headlight buckets, bumper, valance and all the brackets if you had even a minor fender-bender in your '65 because you couldn't stop? How much is your peace of mind worth? Remember your wife will be driving the car, does she understand that she should lave a little extra stopping room because of the drum brakes? Mine sure doesn't. But enough of my preaching, decent front disc kits are everywhere, and if you get OEM-style power discs from a place like SSBC, you'll still be able to use original-type 15" wheels and they come with every nut,bolt and cotter key you need.

Hotrod, the one in the stickies by discbrakeswap.com is a great bargain. That's where I got my kit...before the sale. It is complete and he is very helpful with any questions. He also responds very fast to emails. A lot less than SSBC also. I highly recommend.

"Hey" from a fellow member of MM.

You can also try www.mpbrakes.com

they also have conversion kits. I got my power booster from them.