Complete OEM front disc brakes and parts, SOLD...

[droptop73]

I have a complete front disc brake system I want to re-home. These are all serviceable parts including, 1 year old hoses and wheel bearings, rotors and pads with plenty of life left, good properly functioning calipers and spindles. I did remove the studs, I needed the longer studs I had installed for my new big brake set-up. The 1 year old master cylinder is also included. All the parts were cleaned and painted a year ago. I also have a complete rear drum brake set-up for a small bearing 9" as well. ALL these parts are very good functioning parts recently removed from my convertible that I drive EVERYWHERE.
Now here's the rub... I do not want to pack these up and ship them however I will drive a bit to met up with a buyer. SO, if you're in the west Michigan area, let's make a deal. I'm asking $250.00 for the whole package.
If you're a young bucks down family guy trying to build a car on a small budget (been there, done that, feel your pain) shoot me an IM, we can talk.

 

[droptop73]

C'mon man, somebody needs these!! LOL!!
Includes master cylinder and proportioning valve. Rear brakes are available if needed!

 

[timachone]

That's a real cool and friendly offer to a fantastic price - c'mon guys!

 

[droptop73]

Wow this fell a long way down the list...

Anyone?? Somebody's gotta need this...

 

[tony-muscle]

Great deal here and a very reputable member.

 

[Fredensborg]

I should have checked the site before I bought all my break stuff!

 

[MikeGriese]

I just redid my brakes. For a lot more.

 

[giantpune]

What's the proportioning valve look like? I may be inclined to buy that off you if you'd ship it. I can't drive all the way up there to pick it up, though.

 

[mrgmhale]

I am surprised nobody scored this find yet. In our case both of our 73 Mustang FDB systems are in great condition, otherwise I would be jumping all over this... Our 73 Mach 1 was originally a 4 wheel drum brake system. The prior owner replaced the front drum system with a complete power front disc system from a Big Nose Mustang in a wrecking yard. The work was done properly, and I am happy for that. Had it not yet been converted to FDB I would have been willing to drive from Rochester, NY, to Michigan to pick the parts up being offered in this thread. I do not know anyone else who might be able to use them. Drag. I hate seeing perfectly good parts go to waste...

 

[MikeGriese]

Well dang. If you can't find a home for them in a couple of weeks, I'll take them, but they will have to be shipped.

 

[detritusmaximus]

Dare I say it, but you might try Facebook/Craigslist/local Mustang club. There are a fair amount of people with 68 and up Mustangs/Falcons/Torinos/Cougars/Montegos that would love a disc brake swap, spindles and all.

 

[Marks1]

would be sold if you shipped

 

[MooseStang]

Wow. I might be on it as well if shipping was an option.

 

[droptop73]

I haven't seen any notices on replies, sorry! Shipping becomes cumbersome with such heavy parts. I'd love to make a bucks down someone a great deal on these parts, that's where I've spent most of my car "career".

I can build a crate if the buyer wants to arrange for shipping.

This price is for everything, front and rear except I had to steal the front lugs. I also have a new rear flex line I'll include.

 

[Marks1]

I'm in, let's figure out the weight, I will also message you

 

[droptop73]

Sounds good. We have a loading dock where I work. I need to crate it up and get a weight.

 

[tony-muscle]

Sounds good. We have a loading dock where I work. I need to crate it up and get a weight.

Jeff. A double pane cardboard box will do the trick. That's how Wilwood ships their brake systems. Use plenty of stuffing inside the box so the parts don't move around too much.

 

[MikeGriese]

Or get some trash bags. Put the parts in the bags, get the air out and tie the bags off. Then use some of the spray can expansion foam to fill the voids in the box.

 

[droptop73]

I have a bunch of OSB drops and some 2x2... Pack with cardboard dividers

 

[midlife]

Simply wad up a number of 10 dollar bills to fill the voids; the receiver of the box would be very happy to receive it in good condition!