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

 

250-300. Henry

 

You can get the complete setup from the spindles out brand new (including bearings and seals) for under $300 from Speedway Motors. Price a used set accordingly.

 

Thanks guys - I am going to tell him $200 and settle for $150. He sounds like a young kid.

 

The condition of the rotors could have an effect on value. If they can't be turned then that will add to somebody's cost. I think you are in the ballpark at $150.

 

The rotors are good.
When I said "sounds like a young kid", what I meant was I would cut him a break. If he is a nice kid then I am fine with $150.

 

i paid 200 for mine 6 years ago

 

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.

 

Thanks for the info, Im getting ready to change mine over real soon!!!!!

 

i have a set off a 68 442. need rebuilt

 

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

 

What do you mean rebuilt?? I'm interested in buying them!!!!!

 

they would need to be taken apart sand blasted and painted

 

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

 

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.

Gotta love this site for infomation networking!!!

 

well the set up i had just sold! now i'm going to get all my paint supplies for my car.

 

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.