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Yup, cheaper in the states.Originally posted by: Marlin1975
Originally posted by: Iron Woode
My 1987 Crown Vic needed the front brakes done last year. New rotors, pads, brake fluid, etc. With taxes it came $435 CDN.Originally posted by: Marlin1975
Full size Bronco or a Bronco2?
If it is a 2 then yea its junk, but if it is a Full size V8 with little to no rust then fix it. Also how can you need $800 in brakes for a older American truck???
And if it is a full size with little rust then I will take it off your hands and get it out of your way![]()
No charge
As for replacment look at a Trailblazer or GMC Envoy. I don;t know if they have come down in price enough yet but you never know, eBay?
My rear brakes needed to be done last month. They needed shoes, wheel cylinders, spring kit and general reassembly. Total cost: $325 CDN.
Nes pas?
I use to have my own shop, Marlins Auto, and also my grandmother use to drive a 87 Crown Vic.
Front Brake job: Rotors $40 each Pads $25 Brake fluid/Cleaner/grease $20 Labor $120 = Grand Total $245
Rear Brake job: Shoes $15 Wheel Cyl's $25 Spring kit $15 Brake fluid/Cleaner $10 Labor $100 = Grand Total $165
Of course those are american prices, this is an american web-site and all so only fair![]()
If I did both front and rear at the same time it would be less, but those are general estimates. Also take the labor off and do it yourself for almost nothing.
I would never do my own brakes. If something screws up, I got someone to blame.
Yup labour is the killar. And taxes here too.
