Reply to "Early Goose rear Calipers from Fiat Dino?"

nateMember

Folks, really appreciate your response, suggestions & part #s for the brake hardware. One goal remains to restore the 'ebay' iron calipers, but I ended up ordering a set of new seals from Crosthwaite & Gardiner, as Denis mentioned, to fit ORAs originally on 1010. (Had NO idea 'C&G' stocked these elusive parts, was starting to think that NOBODY did). Anyway, they are a great source for anyone needing seals for the later calipers. Thanks Denis!! So finally the ORAs are back on the car, and things are slowly coming together - image attached.
Gotta separate problem/question that I'll post in a new note, needs to be dealt with sooner or later. Regards to all, Nate

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