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360beast · Nov 28th, 2021, 15:55

When I restored my 1986 360 I found one of the rear brakes was sticking, I wasn't sure if it had an oval drum or a sticking wheel cylinder and I wasn't bothered which so I decided to replace the lot rather than investigate as I was planning on keeping the car for a very long time... which I did but I only did 1k miles in it and I've sold it now.

So up for grabs for free are the drums, shoes and springs. There's loads of life left in the shoes and the drums have only got a tiny wear lip on them so even if one is oval it should come right with a skim, these are free for collection from Worcester.

I also have a set of NOS genuine Volvo brake shoe springs for the rear brakes, £10 collected or plus postage.

Nov 28th, 2021, 15:55	#1
360beast Go redblock or go home Last Online: Today 16:06 Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: UK	360 rear brakes When I restored my 1986 360 I found one of the rear brakes was sticking, I wasn't sure if it had an oval drum or a sticking wheel cylinder and I wasn't bothered which so I decided to replace the lot rather than investigate as I was planning on keeping the car for a very long time... which I did but I only did 1k miles in it and I've sold it now. So up for grabs for free are the drums, shoes and springs. There's loads of life left in the shoes and the drums have only got a tiny wear lip on them so even if one is oval it should come right with a skim, these are free for collection from Worcester. I also have a set of NOS genuine Volvo brake shoe springs for the rear brakes, £10 collected or plus postage.