Caliper Refurb - Classicar

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Caliper Refurb - Classicar

Post by Highfield »

Some time since I got around to anything on the car, so I decided the least I could do was send off my rear calipers to be refurbished at Classicar - £58 plus VAT & Carriage each.

Nice job (awful photo as have left in the sealed bags for protection for now) and will match the 'S' calipers that I previously had done there.

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Post by MartinP »

I had mine done there for the 912 - they did a great job and have been great on the car for the last year and a half.
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could you give a link to their site?
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Post by Lightweight_911 »

I don't think they have a website - here's their contact info:

http://www.classic-car-directory.com/pa ... t=atoz.asp
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Post by FLY 7 »

Used them several times, and they are first class.

Some OPCs also use them.
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Thank You for contacts, Just what I've been searching :)
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Post by mycar »

More loveliness back from Classicar Automotive, should have taken a before shot, they were grim.

Excellent company to deal with.

They go back on Tomorrow, God (apprentice) willing. :)

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mycar wrote: God (apprentice) willing. :)
:shock:
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58A - 71E wrote:
mycar wrote: God (apprentice) willing. :)
:shock:
Is this a Valentine Treat ??? Who said young love was dead ;) I hope you & Mike have bought each other a card ;) :lol:
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D`yer know what a wedgy is?

Remind me to show you next time we get together.

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