75 F250 Calipers
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From: St John's, NL
75 F250 Calipers
Anyone know where I can get a set fairly cheap. LMC is out as their shipping is crazy to Canada. I checked the sponsors and Rockauto, lowest price was $55 US each, so that's about $250 Cdn by the time I get them. Too pricy for the time being.
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From: Davison, Mi.
That's pretty cheap for those complicated monsters. May have to pay it.
Salvage yard can be cheap. They CAN be rebuilt for under $20.00 US.
Little secret? The calipers from an 80's F250 bolt on. I have a set from a 84 F250 2WD on my 77 Highboy. The Highboy's were toast, I knew the 84's were good. I had them off of a truck I parted out and scrapped.
Very cool. No extra cash outlay.
Salvage yard can be cheap. They CAN be rebuilt for under $20.00 US.
Little secret? The calipers from an 80's F250 bolt on. I have a set from a 84 F250 2WD on my 77 Highboy. The Highboy's were toast, I knew the 84's were good. I had them off of a truck I parted out and scrapped.
Very cool. No extra cash outlay.
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Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 999
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From: Davison, Mi.
Off topic.
My daughter and I are debating on how to pronounce New Foundland. Her and her teacher insist it's pronounced "New Findland" and I and my dictionary say it's "New Fundlund"
We figured taking the word of a native will settle it.
There's $5.00 riding on it.
My daughter and I are debating on how to pronounce New Foundland. Her and her teacher insist it's pronounced "New Findland" and I and my dictionary say it's "New Fundlund"
We figured taking the word of a native will settle it.
There's $5.00 riding on it.
