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[toyboy396]

Actually they are 7" cooper....    

Been lying in the back of my garage a few years

Will never get round to using them

Will need a refurb before use

Come with the driveshafts

 

£100  ish  collected from High Wycombe.. J4 of M40

 

 

 

 

No swaps, PX's or IOU's

Edited by toyboy396, 03 January 2015 - 03:29 PM.

[EAVB]

_{They look more like 998 cooper 7" brakes to me.}

[toyboy396]

Thats because they are  

 

I should of got of my arris and measured them really  

 

Post editted..

 

 

 

 

*awaits warning for false advertising and an 18 page thread in minichat about it   

[lawrie124]

That is a very good price.

If nobody on here bites your arm off, stick 'em on eBay.

[Clubber Lang]

You may be better sticking them on the cooper register forum as they are only any good to someone looking to restore an old cooper. They are practically useless for stopping a car an imho drums would be better. The 7.5 's' brakes were so much better.

[toyboy396]

That is a very good price.

If nobody on here bites your arm off, stick 'em on eBay.

 

They'l never make it to fleecebay Mike, you know me, i'l get fed up with tripping over them and they'l end up in the scrap

 

 They are practically useless for stopping a car an imho drums would be better. 

 

  Dont buy these, they're rubbish  

 

[Clubber Lang]

 

That is a very good price.

If nobody on here bites your arm off, stick 'em on eBay.

 

They'l never make it to fleecebay Mike, you know me, i'l get fed up with tripping over them and they'l end up in the scrap

 

 They are practically useless for stopping a car an imho drums would be better. 

 

  Dont buy these, they're rubbish  

 

 

They aren't rubbish if you are looking for a set to complete a cooper project but if you want to stop quickly then yes unfortunately they are. I should know I also have a set lol!

[toyboy396]

Can take to Bingley if it helps anybods

 

PM me as not on here much nowadays

 

[toyboy396]

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