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I've had two Art Deco trucks and I never knew they had rubber pedal pads for the brake and clutch, with the dimpels on the pedals I thought there wouldn't be any. Are the pedal pads after market of original equipment?

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I'm not sure, my rubber pads do not fit well


1941 Chevy Master 3/4-Ton
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Mine is a 42k mile truck and they are still on it. I know they were on new trucks when they came out in 46. I had one.


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