[T3] Super beetle with flat windshield

[Daniel K. Du Vall]

Both are easy conversions I did the front disk conversion from a Ghia on my 74 and was going to do the  type3 rear drum but opted for the disk conversion.  One thing to watch out for is the Ghia has two different ball joint sizes depending on early or later years. 

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Doing a Beetle front drum to Ghia front disk conversion should be straightforward, since that's what most of those kits were made to do.

Not sure, but a Beetle rear drum to Type 3 rear drum should be just as easy.
I think all you would need to swap are the backing plates, wheel cylinders, drums, and hubs.

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I have all of those parts although I need to replace the shoes, go through the wheel cylinders and maybe turn the drums. Could I stick with the T-1 master cylender? Or do I need to put aT-3 master cylender or something else. They might be the same but I can't remember.

Dennis
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