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manual disc brakes?

Me three.

Quite common on A body cars, actually.

At least 73 and up.
 
Manual disc started again on 73 E bodies, and dodge 1/2 ton pickups.
My beater 75 pickup with manual disc stops great, just a bit more pedal effort at speed. Definitely helps with the empty bed, rear lockup problem, as you can feel the rear grip especially when wet.
 
I'll get a pic of mine, see if that helps, never heard of it myself is why I asked
 
Manual disk with 73 and up A body parts has been a real popular upgrade on any pre- standard disk brake era car for quite some time..

Brakes, other than what was "standard" should be coded on the fender tag.
 
here's the master, I also decoded the fender tag, originally thought it was a B5 blue car, nope, B2
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Looks like an original non booster to me, does have disc/drum brakes
 
yeah, previous owner thought he was going to paint it Panther Pink, got as far as under hood fender/firewalls.
 
Lynch road car, so a bit more difficult, or at least out of my league to decode, but judging from the other work (paint) I'd say it's highly likely they were added later.
 
The actual power brake assist code I believe is B51, but is only found on the build sheet I believe, haven't searched for that yet.
 
Hard to tell but looks like the iron prop valve. If so I would get a 15/16" 73 A-body style master and run it. Maybe put a kit in the prop valve. Basically what I am doing to my 70.
 
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