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Hummm, have you tried a pressure bleeding setup? I've Corvette brakes on my car and this is the only way I'm able to do it. It consists of a cover which goes over the master cylinger, then a hose from a tank full of brake fluid and pressure connects to the cover. You are able to bleed by yourself and with the tank having all that fluid you can easily flush the lines. Here is some info on them: http://www.mytoolstore.com/kd/kdbrak01.html.
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