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does anyone have a picture and source for the cover that attaches to the floor board? I have found the felt price, but there must be some cover, as this will get wet from water underneath. This is a 46 pickup. The last time I had a truck like this was at age15, so my memory has faded. Thanks for any help I can get.

There is a stamped piece that goes around the column and both the brake and clutch pedal. My guess is that a 41 to 46 would be the same. You might want to ask in "Parts Wanted" for one or check some of the vendor sites. I would think your chances would be good of finding one. I have a 37 truck and have two. I've always kept an extra of that part - don't know why, just do.

Thanks, Joe. I have found the felt piece, but no one seems to have the metal piece. Heck, if I could just see one, I would make it. Looking for pictures.

I don't know if Tim Sheridan has his site back up but I'v bet
he's got the pictures your looking for.
dg

Just made a new one out of sheet metal. Was pretty easy. Also, didn't I give my stock one to you Denny??? I believe so--

They're talking about a 46 Bruce, that would be different.
dg

Hey new guy,

The parts you are referring to are a little more complexly formed than you may think.

In the upper right of this image are the 2 parts you need to correctly hold the felt to the cab/toe board.

[img]http://www.surfacezero.com/g503/data/3764/2014-04-06_09_32_361.jpg[/img]

I have the smaller part still attached to a civilian truck toe board, and I also have a new felt (later found out that civy and military parts are not interchangeable due to the larger diameter steering mast). I would be willing to make a deal with the items I have as they are no use to me. I feel rather confident you can find the other part from someone on this site.

Paul

Upper right, or left. I want to look as how they would fit on my 1/2 T.

yeah, sorry...upper left

Mtntruck,
Please list your name. I'm old fashioned and like to know who I am talking with.

Harold
Clutch Brake Steering Column Frame

Harold,

Steve here. Thanks for the pictures. That helps a lot. No one seems to sell these. Guess I'll have to try to make out of wood. I can make much more things out of wood than metal. Are you anywhere in N. Ga?

Paul,

Make me an offer I can't refuse on the two toe pieces, and felt. I think that will work. My other choice is to fashion something out of plywood.

Thanks
Steve

Steve,

Sent you a PM

Paul