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tips and tricks to a good restoration => tips and tricks => Topic started by: superjeep on January 12, 2022, 07:45:13 PM
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In case some people don’t know this already, a Ford 1935-1948 gas pedal is exactly the same as used on Halftrack’s and scout cars. They’re $17.50 brand new listed at this link.
https://www.earlyfordstore.com/products/1935-48-gas-pedal?fbclid=IwAR1_HeK7nrDBj85EWzSK3LbL2qsVO8iycmYp2dAZFtRH2HjWehO92Z8_8ik
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FYI, just got one on eBay from Third Gen Automotive for $17.19. Picture showed the 2 knobs that go in floor board holding pedal from twisting on bolt. When arrived no knobs. Contacted seller and he said these were what vendor was sending him.
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https://bobdrake.com/products/1935-48-gas-pedal?_pos=1&_sid=b3198dacd&_ss=r (https://bobdrake.com/products/1935-48-gas-pedal?_pos=1&_sid=b3198dacd&_ss=r)
These are probably the ones you want then.
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FYI, just got one on eBay from Third Gen Automotive for $17.19. Picture showed the 2 knobs that go in floor board holding pedal from twisting on bolt. When arrived no knobs. Contacted seller and he said these were what vendor was sending him.
I don't recall where I got mine a couple of years ago, but it didn't have the tabs as shown either. I just cut a slit and bent a tab down on each side to engage the holes in the floor. That was easier than sending it back.
Jon
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Thanks Paul. The early ford store also has the wiper arms and blades for the halftrack. Probably other stuff too.
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I do try to keep these in stock along with other HALF-TRAC parts. You can combine items and save freight. THANKS
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FYI, just got one on eBay from Third Gen Automotive for $17.19. Picture showed the 2 knobs that go in floor board holding pedal from twisting on bolt. When arrived no knobs. Contacted seller and he said these were what vendor was sending him.
I don't recall where I got mine a couple of years ago, but it didn't have the tabs as shown either. I just cut a slit and bent a tab down on each side to engage the holes in the floor. That was easier than sending it back.
Jon
That’s what I thought I would do with mine. But the bracket isn’t long enough. I ended up grinding the new bracket off and fitting the old one with a new Clovis pin.