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#131320 05/19/2005 2:24 AM
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what would be a good choice to put in my 1957 gmc? need brake pedal also.

#131321 05/19/2005 1:51 PM
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Which method are you wanting to use? A pedal assy from an old car? Firewall mount? Under floor mount? Aftermarket pedal assy? You have many choices. Just pick up a Classic Truck magazine and check out some of the vendor offerings.


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