i started tearing into my suspension and found this. i am aiming this question toward the guys that are not familiar with brakes. i know some will spot the problem right off, so let the in-experienced have a guess, ok?

No scratches on the mounting bolts so I guess this really is the way you found it!  Lucky to have working brakes - or, do they work?

Do you have an EX-wife?

  On 4/14/2016 at 4:47 AM, hr369 said:

Do you have an EX-wife?

That wanted the other side of the bed?

Not judging, but you have a pink TC rod?

Edited April 14, 20168 yr by gwri8

  On 4/14/2016 at 1:27 PM, gwri8 said:

Not judging, but you have a pink TC rod?

not yet that is over spray

  On 4/14/2016 at 3:01 AM, jfa.series1 said:

No scratches on the mounting bolts so I guess this really is the way you found it!  Lucky to have working brakes - or, do they work?

i never had a chance to drive the car. the p.o. replaced all the brakes.

You can bleed out the air when you find the,

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Is that a splice in the hardline?

Looks like the previous owner did the same thing I did, put the calipers on the wrong sides.  Bleeder port needs to be on top not bottom.  Will not bleed right with bleeder port on bottom.  You will need to swap the calipers.

The PO always laid the car on his back...to clean the undercarriage and bleed the brakes! 

 

  On 4/15/2016 at 9:23 AM, Martzedcars said:

The PO always laid the car on his back...to clean the undercarriage and bleed the brakes! 

 No top damage. PO must have lived near Mt. Flatten and found the upsidaisium.