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Value on 1978 930 calipers help

Hey guys I’ve got a nice set of brake calipers I pulled off a 1978 930 and am curious what the value is on them? They “worked great when parked” but could possibly use a rebuild as they’ve been sitting for about ten years. Any help would be awesome. Thanks pelican!














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Curious because they don’t make them as of right now and they’re pre 78 it looks like


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I personally wouldn’t advertise them as “nice” if I was selling them. Those are what I call rebuildable cores.
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I personally wouldn’t advertise them as “nice” if I was selling them. Those are what I call rebuildable cores.

Thanks for answering the question asked ? Lol


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I believe $2,500 to $3,000 given today's market.

To Matt's point, they are $8,000 fully installed after rebuild using a quality shop. You can get a new set installed for $10,000 at same shop.
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I believe $2,500 to $3,000 given today's market.

To Matt's point, they are $8,000 fully installed after rebuild using a quality shop. You can get a new set installed for $10,000 at same shop.

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Having a partial set of 3 of these early "big fin" calipers, these are extra hard to find. I would value them more, though they do need a rebuild.

1000 each min. as a set 5k. I've been searching for a single front for over a year. The later small fin style are much easier to find as they made many more of them.
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I would have answered the question if I knew the answer. I know what nice ones are worth, but that doesn't help you one bit. lol
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Having a partial set of 3 of these early "big fin" calipers, these are extra hard to find. I would value them more, though they do need a rebuild.

1000 each min. as a set 5k. I've been searching for a single front for over a year. The later small fin style are much easier to find as they made many more of them.

Thanks so much!


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Thanks boys. Ended up selling for $3500 quick local sale.


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ERP is making a really nice caliper and probably is going to be a much better and cheaper way to go rather than paying alot for old calipers and the cost to rebuild .
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ERP is making a really nice caliper and probably is going to be a much better and cheaper way to go rather than paying alot for old calipers and the cost to rebuild .

The guy I sold this set to is putting them on a period correct race car that has to run 15” wheels. I believe they’re the biggest brake you can fit under a 15” wheel.


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