Brake question.

punkdogMember

Hi Guys,
My Pantera is #9193 a GTS that sat for 18 years. Bring it back to life while learning Panteras has been a task.
Question on the brakes is pedal travel. When I got the car the brakes were locked up.
Found all caliper Pistons frozen so Everything was disassembled, cleaned, inspected and resealed. Bleeding was a chore but after buying the Motive Products pressure bleeder I think I have the system purged. BTW, I found a referral for that tool here and it's a good one.
Since I have no reference point on pedal travel what would be considered acceptable ?
Also, I see that a 1983 # 9195 is listed. Since I was told that my car was probably a 1979 I am totally confused how that could be. Makes no sense plus 9195 has the earlier dash.
Any ideas or thoughts on the year my car may be. I've gotten nowhere trying to sort it out.
Thanks.

10/5/1811:21 AM

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