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Replaced my whole floor pan/toe board in my '50 3100 and the old one is now MIA. I need the pockets that go around the pedals to hold the weather seals and brackets for the gas pedal. Any help is greatly appreciated!
[img]https://photos.app.goo.gl/7aLRKRKMfytxjiuP7[/img]


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If you can't find them, it wouldn't be that hard to fab up replacements. I sent dimensions to a member a while back for the accelerator pedal pivot bracket. That one would be easy, as well as the accelerator pedal stop. The pockets for the other pedals would be a little more difficult, but not impossible.


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For the shape you're showing for those recesses, a simple punch made out of square tubing and a larger piece of square tubing to act as the female die... Then an H press or big hammer..


Here's a punch and die we used for a bolt clearance void, similar setup could be used for those shapes you show..


[img]https://hosting.photobucket.com/alb...%20Restoration/.highres/Picture297-1.jpg[/img]

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Feel bad now, I cleaned out my garage recently and threw 9 complete sets of them out.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/advance-design_parts_co/43875862061/in/album-72157631868452754/

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Originally Posted by Brad Allen
Feel bad now, I cleaned out my garage recently and threw 9 complete sets of them out.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/advance-design_parts_co/43875862061/in/album-72157631868452754/

Man that makes me sick! smile


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I had them forever nobody ever wanted/needed any. I will take one more look around.

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Was just cruising throughout the parts on bills truck shop and located the felt pad holders by the pedals ,says exclusive to bills truck shop .
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As Bolters, aren’t we obligated to never throw out anything? Ever?

Ugh, back to tripping over stuff I’ll never use in the parts shed.

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Because, as we all know, the second it’s gone we need it.


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I still have one of the accel pivot brackets I fabbed up and the clutch & brake brackets for the pedals (from a 1951). But do not have the accel seal bracket. Pm me if you are interested!
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Thanks everyone a fellow bolter just sent me some. So I got what I need. For anyone else that may run across this in the future apparently the new floor plans from classic industries now include these if you buy theirs, which I did not!


Jason

Working on my first restomod on a 1950 3100 Shortbed (235 engine, 3 on the tree, disc brakes, etc.)

1950 Chevy 3100


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