Automatic brake pedal for a 66

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66camperspecial
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Automatic brake pedal for a 66

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Since I was getting rid of the lokar floor shifter and going with a automatic steering column the non working clutch pedal had to go,was thinking about taking the pedal off my 78 parts truck but remembered I had one left over from a 64 galaxie I had over 20 years ago and it fit like it was made for the truck. Now with the automatic steering column it will have a more appropriate wide brake pedal.
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Re: Automatic brake pedal for a 66

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Good to know.
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Re: Automatic brake pedal for a 66

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Were autos a blank shaft or shorter?
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Re: Automatic brake pedal for a 66

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I used the brake pedal from the 73 F100 automatic donor truck. From the same truck, I also used the auto shift column, emergency flashers, 2 speed wiper motor (now intermittent), brake booster, PS box and pump, disk brakes and it now all resides in my 65 Crew Cab. All those goodies look like they were born there, and the larger brake pedal for the automatic is nice to have.
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