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Re: 1938 brake pedal and mount area #41520 01/18/2002 3:35 AM
Joined: Aug 2000 Posts: 523 gone J J.H.Proffit Member
J.H.Proffit Member J Joined: Aug 2000 Posts: 523 gone	Barry Unless you have a GMC they come with the bigger trans in the 1/2 ton version Never seen a GMC with the little one

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1938 brake pedal and mount area	38spshl	01/17/2002 5:17 PM
Re: 1938 brake pedal and mount area	Tony	01/17/2002 5:31 PM
Re: 1938 brake pedal and mount area	Barry Weeks	01/17/2002 5:53 PM
Re: 1938 brake pedal and mount area	Tony	01/17/2002 6:07 PM
Re: 1938 brake pedal and mount area	Richard in SA	01/18/2002 3:34 AM
Re: 1938 brake pedal and mount area	J.H.Proffit	01/18/2002 3:35 AM
Re: 1938 brake pedal and mount area	Barry Weeks	01/18/2002 4:36 AM
Re: 1938 brake pedal and mount area	J.H.Proffit	01/18/2002 4:53 AM
Re: 1938 brake pedal and mount area	38spshl	01/19/2002 2:33 AM

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