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Title: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: TLea on August 21, 2022, 08:23:49 PM
Please email direct. Restore@TimLea.com
Title: Re: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: TLea on August 31, 2022, 11:45:43 AM
still looking
Title: Re: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: 67gtasanjose on August 31, 2022, 11:51:49 AM
I have a NOS Booster kit for Drum brake conversion. It is missing a few odds & ends but has a lot of fittings, (auto type) pedal, drum type master with cover...has the FoMoCo logo if that matters.

PM if interested
Title: Re: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: Bob Gaines on August 31, 2022, 01:21:59 PM
I have a NOS Booster kit for Drum brake conversion. It is missing a few odds & ends but has a lot of fittings, (auto type) pedal, drum type master with cover...has the FoMoCo logo if that matters.

PM if interested
FYI  you have about a 50 50 chance of a NOS booster not working right when put into service after 50 years. I and others have had so many NOS boosters fail I am biased against them. The rubber diaphragm gets hard and can crack immediately or shortly after being put into service. As hard as they are to install when replacing on a running car a newly rebuilt core is the surest bet IMO. 
Title: Re: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: 67gtasanjose on August 31, 2022, 03:12:45 PM
FYI  you have about a 50 50 chance of a NOS booster not working right when put into service after 50 years. I and others have had so many NOS boosters fail I am biased against them. The rubber diaphragm gets hard and can crack immediately or shortly after being put into service. As hard as they are to install when replacing on a running car a newly rebuilt core is the surest bet IMO.

Tim is asking for a CORE. I waited to reply for others to chime in, should this kit be more then he wishes to purchase.

I'm sure that you (Bob) were looking out for others whom would not know this.
Title: Re: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: Bob Gaines on August 31, 2022, 03:33:39 PM
Tim is asking for a CORE. I waited to reply for others to chime in, should this kit be more then he wishes to purchase.

I'm sure that you (Bob) were looking out for others whom would not know this.
Yes you assume correctly . That is why I explained and said that a newly rebuilt core is the surest bet IMO.
Title: Re: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: 196667Bob on September 01, 2022, 11:20:08 AM
So that begs the questions of, :what is the going price for a core", and "what does it cost to have it rebuilt" ?

Bob
Title: Re: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: krelboyne on September 01, 2022, 11:54:50 AM
WCCC charges $250 for the Midland cores. Mostly to insure that we can maintain our supply. Doesn't work.

I do not believe that the FoMoCo logo was on the assembly line boosters.
Title: Re: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: CW4macret on September 01, 2022, 02:48:17 PM
I removed this from a 67. I looked it over and could not locate any markings so not sure if it is OEM or what you are looking for.
Title: Re: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: 67gtasanjose on September 01, 2022, 03:24:01 PM
I do not believe that the FoMoCo logo was on the assembly line boosters.
True. The Service Replacement, if done by the Campaign, had the FoMoCo stamp.
Also TRUE that a good number of cores are pitted or banged up, needing a little finesse to get them into Concours quality...it probably takes a lot less effort to focus in on ONLY the immediate area around the logo, as opposed to the deep pitting I've seen all over some of the ones out there.
Title: Re: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: 68GT/CSconvmod on September 01, 2022, 05:43:10 PM
https://york.craigslist.org/pts/d/maryland-line-1967-mustang-parts-car/7515777784.html


One on this parts coupe.
Title: Re: 67/68 midland booster core
Post by: Bob Gaines on September 01, 2022, 09:44:45 PM
FYI It takes little effort to make the FOMOCO on the later service boosters diasappear on a otherwise nice core. ;)