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> '74 914 Front Brakes - Rebuilt/Restored, $500/pair plus shipping.
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These were completely stripped, re-plated, and rebuilt.
I have a set of rears also, which I'll post as soon as I get some pictures.
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Bumped to be next to the rears.
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I think the fronts are early with a,single bleeder and only fit 1970-1972. What year are they from?
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Bruce, they came off of a '74, and now you mention it, I think they do need a second bleeder. I'm sure I have them in the bin of parts I had plated. I'll have a look see.
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