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Looking for any ideas or suggestions on assemblies that others have used? I have found a few universal kits online but would welcome any tried and true. Thanks G

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I put a pedal setup out of a 62 chev p/u in my 32 chev sedan 45 years ago and it went in quite readily. I used the hydraulic clutch. one out of a newer truck might work and oud give you pedal length appropriate for your vehicle

that vintage of pedal setup is pretty simple
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Thanks Ron, I'm going with an auto tranny so will only need a single swing pedal with booster and MC on firewall.

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swing brake pedal assembly

I have used this particular swing brake pedal unit and fount it quite easy to work with. It has the holes predrilled that the booster mounting bolts through the firewall. So this unit mounts to the inside of the firewall and to the bottom of the dash panel. The pedal has adjustable swing. easy to work with.

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