Technical 1954 Chevy Belair Front Brake Conversion Question (The Low and Slow Build)

Hello all,
I was wondering if anyone on here knew about a front end disc brake conversion that runs out of the firewall with the booster vs the floor one. I am currently working on a 1954 belair and want to find a great kit that I can access from under the hood vs the floor. Any advice, conversions or mock-ups would be appreciated! Please!

 

anyone?

 

Here's some info from Jamco.
http://jamcosuspension.com/products/sfID1/33/sfID2/133/sfID3/35

 

The Filling Station web site has a power brake master cylinder firewall mounted for your Chevy. I believe they also have the disc brake parts also. Here's the link:

http://www.parts123.com/parts123/yb...~S46K0MCYCX17431114914a~Z5Z5Z5~Z5Z5Z50000014x

 

Geez, what do you need a "conversion" for?????
With my 54, I had a 1980 Monte as a donor. I used what I had. Made a 16 ga steel panel to strengthen the firewall where it was going to mount, with 3/8" or so, flanges turned on the sides for stiffness. Rosette welded it in place and drilled the holes to mount the swinging pedal assembly, and master/booster. Bend up some new brake lines, and done!

 

How much of a pain in the a** is it to get behind the dash after the firewall master is in? Oh yeah...Waltons has a kit for a really good price