1985 Audi Girling Brake Caliper 1831/5 Left Rear 5000s W/pads Free Ship Lr on 2040-parts.com
jerome, ID, US
You looking at a Girling Brake Caliper Left Rear off a 1985 Audi 5000S. Part #1831/5. Also comes with the pads. If you dont want the pads you trash them. It came off a car a few years bake that had been wrecked. I bought it for parts and all the parts I pulled have been stored in my Basement. All the Brake Calipers have been stored in Zip Lock Bags. If you are not happy with them you may return them. I have lots of other Audi parts on Ebay. Free Shipping only within the United States.
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