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22-10-2006, 09:26 PM
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Does any one know of a brake shop in Perth of sufficient quality and knowhow to recondition the brake callipers, master cylinder, supply flexible brake lines OE slave cylinders, rear springs and adjuster bars to a OE quality for my restoration project for my 1970 Mustang? I need to maintain originality and to use OE PBR etc parts, and to understand the necessity to take care of MY brake parts.
Any suggestions, personal experiences gratefully received. Many thanks. |
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WA Brake Reconditioner required for restoration
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