I find extreme fault with people that use scare tactics to sell. My
favorite ebay saying is "RARE, whatever part" When I can buy it cheaper
from any usual culprit. Besides that the Master cylinder on ebay last I
looked was in the $275 range. While that did include a Reservoir and was
brand new, I can get a perfectly good rebuilt one without the reservoir from
Ted Schumacher for $80. Hmmm.
Patrick Bowen
-----Original Message-----
From: Laura.G@141.com [mailto:Laura.G@141.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 10:03 PM
To: Trevor Boicey
Cc: Chris DeStaffany; spitfires@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: Re: How long do brake master cylindes last?
>> So, I was looking at E-bay and the description for a
>> new brake master cylinder said "your's will fail
>> sooner or later"
>
> Sounds like another one of those "sure fire ebay
>sales techniques".
I've had 3 different Spits, (among other numerous cars of various
nationalities), and this isn't a 'sales technique'-it's life! Sonner or
later, you're driving along and noticed that your shoe has been, ummm-puked
on!
Changed my clutch m/c last year-and now I'm just waiting on the brake m/c to
go out so it can get changed and that one can go to silicone too.
Laura G.
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