New Front Brake Rotors. Fits Many Gm Cars. on 2040-parts.com
Jerome, Pennsylvania, US
These are a pair of new front brake rotors I bought for the front of my 72 Nova. Never put on car. The only reason I removed the one from the plastic was to photograph it, the other is still sealed. I bought a disc brake conversion kit from The Right Stuff and I screwed up because I wanted crossdrilled rotors for my car and that is why these are for sale. They have the studs and bearing races already installed. Thanks for looking. Buyer pays actual shipping fees. No added charges.
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