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I am swapping cabs on my 1955 second series. What is the easiest way to disconnect the steering column, so I can remove the old cab and install the new one? Also does anyone have any advice on installing a brake master cylinder on the firewall? Thanks for the advice, I appreciate it.
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not easiest , but only way is to unbolt the steering box and remove from below b4 removing the cab - can't say about moving the mc to firewall, but there's easy ways to update mc in stock position

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You can also remove the steering wheel and shifter arm then lift the cab over the steering column. You have to be pretty tall to do this or have a tall lift.

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Industrial chassis makes a kit for converting to firewall mount pedals. Kit is very well done and not cheap. I used one for my 53 and it fits perfectly. You can also find hanging pedals from junk yard donor and modify them to fit. I didn't want to screw around with mix/match/cut/fab so I just bought the kit...........


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I dont know what you have in mind.Single master cyl,or dual.On my 55 2nd I bought the dual power unit that mounts right where the original was ,under the floor.Of course I have updated mine to front disc brakes.I got mine from Chevy Duty.


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