As some of you may have read elsewhere, My 66 is sick and in the garage . I swapped out the pan/front end/tranny for a rebuilt pan with new Rancho Performance tranny and new front end and brakes all around. All four corners are now 4 lug and not wide 5. I had a shop pull the old tranny and install the new one and brakes while I had the pan in the shop getting rebuilt. I did not see at the time what they had done. They put the 4 lug style rear brake drums on ( they have no adjustment nut holes in them) and left the stock swing axle style backing plates on (they have no adjustment nut holes in them either) So after this long winded intro, how hard would it be for me to either drill or using a rotary file make holes in the backing plates so I can adjust my brakes and start drivng my car again?
Thanks! Mike