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I finally found a Granada setup for a reasonable amount of money. I got it from a junk yard near my GF, in Davis. They had a bunch (that is what he told me), and I asked how much for the spindle and brake setup, he said $50, and I had to pull it. I said ok and went scouring around the yard to only find one Granada, but one is all I need. I went back and got my tools and went to work. An hour later I had my brakes! I wrote him a check and tried to keep my giddiness under control as I carried it all to my car.
I am so happy I finally found one for a great price. I love the thrill of the hunt at the junkyards, it is just so much fun finding stuff that you can use for a great price. I will need to replace the calipers and the brake lines, but the rotors are smooth and meaty and the bearings are ok too. I am so happy /forums/images/icons/smile.gif /forums/images/icons/smile.gif /forums/images/icons/smile.gif!
I am so happy I finally found one for a great price. I love the thrill of the hunt at the junkyards, it is just so much fun finding stuff that you can use for a great price. I will need to replace the calipers and the brake lines, but the rotors are smooth and meaty and the bearings are ok too. I am so happy /forums/images/icons/smile.gif /forums/images/icons/smile.gif /forums/images/icons/smile.gif!