Nos Oem Audi A8 Quattro Lf Brake Caliper Carrier 312mm Brakes 4d0615125 Germany on 2040-parts.com
Murfreesboro, Tennessee, US
Brand new in original (but beaten) box LF (I think) Front Brake Caliper Carrier Bracket. From what I can find this is for the left front (please make sure before buying) and is for 312mm brakes. It's an original OEM part so quality is going to be Excellent! Part retails for over $320.00 for a genuine part. I'm asking much less. Please do your research to ensure you need or want this part before buying. Lower 48 shipping will be through USPS Medium Flat Rate Box (should fit fine even with the original parts box). I only leave feedback after it has been left for me.
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