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These were sitting in the garage for about 15 years now, cobwebs formed on them over the years. Just threw them out this morning. Photos should give a good sense of scale.
We know where the drums were made, the disks were made there as well.
These are tiny.
The car these came off of was from a common European brand, but the car was not built in the usual Mexico or Europe, and sold in the USA and Canada for a few years.
look at some BMW E90 330xi brakes for comparison.
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Oooohh, Good looking watch!
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Thanks!
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Looks a lot like my old ford aspire brakes
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vw rabbit pickup?
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very warm.
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VDub sump-em sump-em.
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Yup, but what model?
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regular rabbit?
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Scirocco?
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Volkswagen Fox was made in Brazil.
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nope. It was a VW Fox.
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Yup. I want one for some reason now.
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I've driven dozens of them. The wagons are fairly neato, but they're all pretty shitty.
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Yup, Brazilian cars in a nutshell.
My dad had his for a long time, it was his first car here in Canada, I assume he bought it because he was familiar with them already, as he owned a VW Saveiro previously in Brazil (same car, but with a bed). He retired it from road use when he bought a Mazda MX-6, and left the poor Fox to rot in the back yard. I have sentimental value to old cars my parents owned.