What's it worth - disc brake setup 69 Cutlass
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What's it worth - disc brake setup 69 Cutlass
I would appreciate some help here. I have a 69 convertible Cutlass that I am parting out because it is too bad to save.
A fellow is interested in the disc brake setup incuding discs, spindles, calipers, and mounting brackets. Can anyone advise what is a fair price for these items. I am not looking to drain his wallet, just a fair price.
Thanks
A fellow is interested in the disc brake setup incuding discs, spindles, calipers, and mounting brackets. Can anyone advise what is a fair price for these items. I am not looking to drain his wallet, just a fair price.
Thanks
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i feel bad now. i sold a set 3 years ago for $325. the guy ask if i wanted to sell them and i told him that i had not planed to but would. he offered $250 and i said 350. we settled for $325.
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#11
Update.
I was right. It was an eighteen year old highschool kid. Real nice kid. I sold them to him for $150, but he did not know how to take them off. So, I contributed the free labor while I froze my fingers off in 20 deg. temperatures!
Thanks everyone
I was right. It was an eighteen year old highschool kid. Real nice kid. I sold them to him for $150, but he did not know how to take them off. So, I contributed the free labor while I froze my fingers off in 20 deg. temperatures!
Thanks everyone
#14
Your a good guy. Start the young man off on the fight foot. Hopefully he helps the next guy. Thats what makes this hobby great
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jensenracing77, I guess times have changed! In the past I don't think new parts were available at this low of a price. Or most of us were not aware of it. I remember 10-15 years ago seeing these setups go for $200 at swap meets. And that was grungy parts that needed rebuilt! Last setup I sold a few years ago went for $250 and I thought I gave him a good price.
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#17
Thats why I went new. I couldn't find a good used set for under $250. By the time you buy new master cylinder, rotors, bearings, pads, and hoses; it is cheaper to buy a conversion kit. In the end, by buying used you're just salvaging the spindles and brackets.
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