1988 Fiero Rear Brake Calipers on 2040-parts.com
Zionsville, Pennsylvania, US
Right and left rear brake calipers pulled from a working 1988 Fiero. All boots are intact, brake pad retaining pins and spring clips are included. Hoses are in poor condition. The pistons and levers are not seized. These were working when removed, but are not guaranteed in any way, so bid accordingly. You will receive the two calipers shown in the pictures.
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