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The alloy rear calipers use a varient of the pair-of-pliers style e-brake that Girling so loved, but the pieces are all stamped steel rather than cast iron. They actually resemble Pantera GT5-S e-brake parts- which themselves wre derived from Rolls-Royce rear brakes. I'm in the process of duplicating the OEM set I borrowed for one 'Goose owner. I can make others but remember who you're dealing with: I got a fairly full plate right now and I'm not getting younger... In the meantime, I'm trying to locate someone local to Reno that can reliably bond brake pad material to a chunk of steel. Then I can contour the pad in two planes for the actual stoppers. My ol' buddy 'Friction-Phil' in San Jose CA could do it but thats a 2-day trip for me nowadays. Ain't nothing straightforward on these beautiful beasts!

7/3/0910:41 PM

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