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What hanging clutch and brake pedal assembly is best to use in my 51 Chevy half ton? I want to use a firewall mounted master cylinder and a cable for the clutch. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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I used the whole setup out of a 1973 GM suburban. Not sure how you could do the cable on the clutch though. I had to use the rod but cut and weld it to fit. If you want measurements to where I mounted it let me know. Browse around in my photobucket folders and you will find some pics.


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I used this one in my 51 Panel....
very stout under dash replacement bracket.
I have an automatic, but the shaft looks like it would
easily support a clutch pedal, too.

http://www.classicperform.com/Store/1947_59_Trucks/4753FBBD.htm

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Thanks for the info. I really appreciate the help!


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