Long Travel Soft Brake Pedal

Just for comparison, I, always low buck, stuck a Versailles rear axle---Ford 9" with factory disk--under my 67, along with the usual 73/74 A body disk setup up front. I just thought I'd try it so I left the original master in place off the 9" factory drums. I ruptured the residual valves with a nail stuck through, and they work great. The pedal DOES have a bit of travel, I'd say about 30-40% of total, but when it hits bottom, it is ROCK HARD

As long as you check the fluid "once a year" there is no need to worry about the size of the reservoirs. The important thing is an optional bore size, and no residual valves.
I put a finish nail into rear brake line port in master cylinder and no residual valve was in there. My peddle has a mushy feel all the way down like 2/3 travel. But pedal always stops at same place and can't be pushed down further.

What method you use to bleed your brakes? Gravity bleed, pressure bleed, two man pump pump hold open bleeder?