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  1. 07-25-2016 12:00 PM #11
    Roger Payne
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    Hi Brian,
    Agreed it may well be an original 4T but I have reservations about the fitting of the pads. They just don't look like they were fitted at Base Workshops to me. Look at the screws in photo's 2 & 4 & the fitting of the rear pad. Just my .02c.
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