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I just got the new floorpan/toeboard pieces for Dad's 51 Chevy 3100. As I went to do a test fit, I noticed that they have the depressions and holes for the clutch and brake seals, but not the sheet metal "holder" pieces that hold the actual felt/leather seals. :confused: The same holds true for the accelerator--there's no "holder", nor is the pivot or pedal stop there. Soooo, does anyone make this stuff aftermarket, or am I doomed to drill out the spotwelds, attempt to salvage these pieces and reweld them on the new floorpan pieces? frown Thanks, Chris

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it's a salvage job, not too tough

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That's what I did. I used the holders from the old floor. Very easy. A couple of spot welds to drill. Then I used the same holes that were drilled to plug weld them on the new floor.

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I appreciate the info, guys. As far as gettin' 'em out, well, I figured that'd be what I was in store for. But, I also figured that if someone sold 'em repop, I'd probably shell out a few bucks to get 'em... Thanks again, Chris

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Who's did you get? were they the overseas black ones or the USA gray ones? how did they fit otherwise?


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