By not using the car from April to August means the winter's salt build up sits in every crevice and bakes to hard crust all summer long, little wonder your brakes seize up, i'd be surprised if it had an original brake pipe left on it. Most cars would get driven through the wet spring weather which would help the salt get washed off.
Rainwater splash is about the only underbody maintenance the average car gets these days with bone idle car owners who never think of cleaning off the winter's crud when the salt has gone.
For this car it's probably a case of getting the calipers cleaned and working again, and that includes cleaning and lubricating any sliding mechanism as well as the pistons,.
Other than that give the poor car a good wash underneath to get the salt out...sheesh.
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