Hrm. This is what happened:
I was driving home at 2am and went to stop for a light. My brakes went mush. They barely slowed the vehicle. I blew the light and let it coast to a stop.

What I have done:
Since the brake system was working, i checked and saw the master cylinder down a bit. I refilled it, which didn't work. I figured that it had air in the system, since I can get some, however little, brakeing action. I bled the entire system, master cylinder and all. Still nothing. When I was bleeding it, I noticed something odd... When the peddle was getting tight, it never got 'rock hard'. Nor did it ever 'give a little' when the valve was opened.

What was done within the last 6 months:
I replaced brakepads on all 4 wheels 4 months ago. I also reran one of the small rubber hoses to the caliper (my friend helping tore it when they let the caliper hang).

Car:
'86 Camaro Z28 Engine LB9 Same brakes all around, so guess they are all disc (they all take pads and have the same calipers)

What can I do to get this thing road worthy again? I am without a car right now.

 

Please help me, as it is my daily driver and I need this thing road worthy. What parts can be defective and or need replaced?

 

So you have pressure, the brake pedal is not mushy anymore?

How about the booster? Is it getting adequate vaccuum?

 

Booster is woking, and has a vaccum. The pedal got tighter (not fully tight) when pumped during bleeding, but when it was started again, it went out. Back to mush.

 

Sounds like you have a leak somewhere. I'd try bleeding again and check. Something inside the master cylinder could have broken possibly.