What Made the 1960's A-Bodies So Special

 A-body vehicles used the oldest platform in production, making rear-wheel vehicles starting as early as 1938 clear until 1981. A new A-body platform rolled out on the production line in 1982, but there is something special about those early model A-bodies, especially those that came off the line in the 1960's. The 1960's were a special time for vehicles. This was the decade filled with names like the Dart, Barracuda, Duster, Valiant and others. The 1950's and 1960's was really the heyday for the American vehicle, as people enjoyed economic prosperity that allowed more families to have the opportunity to bring home one of these special vehicles. 

Today, people are still in love with these A-body models. Whether it's a love of the craftsmanship of that era or nostalgia for a vehicle owned by a relative back then, this is a very popular vehicle for the home vehicle enthusiast. If you have one sitting in your garage, you can get the parts you need from Pirate Jack. One of the most common projects hobbyists do to vehicles from this era is a disc brake conversion, and we have the kit that you need. 

Check out conversion kit #DBK6272A-45, a disc brake conversion kit for 1962-1972 Mopar A-Body vehicles. This is a standard brake conversion kit with a large bolt pattern, made to fit the original 14" rims. If you have Cragger Steel or the smaller 9" rims, we have kits that can accommodate those models as well. Head over to our website and find everything that you need for your conversion in one convenient kit. Shipping is free on most of the items you purchase from Pirate Jack! We're your trusted source for the Mopar parts you need for your project car.