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356 Porsche Front Brake Drums Original 356 A Drums Pair Cleaning Out 356 Parts on 2040-parts.com

US $495.00
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Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States

Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
356 Porsche Front Brake Drums Original 356 A Drums Pair Cleaning out 356 Parts, US $495.00, image 1
“Not Media Blasted unless you wish.. surface rust on liners, etc. Nice Original Cond.”
Brand:Porsche Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Left, Right Country/Region of Manufacture:Germany Surface Finish:Dirty

Here's a pair of Original Cond. Porsche 356 A Front Brake Drums that are in good condition, just need clean up. As you can see, they were pulled off of a car and stored for years.  If you wish, I'm willing to blast them and make them look like other you see for sale however I know some prefer to be in control of how that is done.
There's grease and grime but I rinsed them with a solvent so they are actually pretty clean to handle.   The liner thickness is 3/16 on each drum.  Clean them up and you're ready to roll!  Thanks and enjoy. 

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