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Brakebest in a MUCH better brand. I have never seen/heard of not needing the WC push rods before.... These are the push rods, are you sure you dont have these?

I second that this is a worth a try as well

Yes a internal leak in the MC will almost always result in a pedal that gets lower as you hold it. Again I suggest next checking your pedal free play. I dont know how '65 are but on my '70 there is a bolt you loosen on the bracket for the brake switch to move it back and forth for adjustment...

Ok, i would recommend a dual, split line system upgrade. Safer and works ALOT better. Did it on a '64 Chevy pick up and was surprised in the difference it made. And not too hard to do. Until then: Next I would check that you have enough freeplay in your pedal. If your pedal doesnt come back...

drum/drum will have the same size bowls or one common bowl and disc/drums should have a smaller bowl towards the front of the car. Disc requires less fluid movement to engage then drums.

OK, lets start with the basics just to make sure we dont chase something simple for days. Are you sure it is a drum/drum MC and not a disc/drum? ( no, I dont doubt your intelligence but i do doubt the intelligence of autozone employees). did you bench bleed the MC before you hooked it to the...