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Original Massive brake kit.


oldbimmers

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I have a never installed brake kit from one of the first Massive group buys,  which a friend of mine wants to buy. Is the kit with the Hats (silver or orange anodized Al.), brackets, brake lines and hardware.

So,what is a fair price? I think the original price was around 500 US. I don't see this version on Lee's website anymore.

Is 500 still a good number?

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you may get some varying opinions here.

 

new it was 500

 

it may be NLA

 

 

he is your friend

 

some sellers want to get what they have spent

 

some dont care as much

 

hes a friend

 

 

500 is fair of course...

 

what is avail on market now for this app?

 

how does 500 compare?

 

IE kits avail now are 650 on up.....that is significant

 

 

there is no right or wrong here

 

 

do what your heart says

 

 

 

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