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1970 Clutch and Brake Pedals

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dbdragracing

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Im going to convert my 1970 Mach 1 351C C-6 with manual drum brakes back to a manual transmission car. I understand I can use my pedal mount, but I need to know which cars I can get a clutch pedal and non-power brake pedal out of. Please let me know. Thanks.
 
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dbdragracing said:
Im going to convert my 1970 Mach 1 351C C-6 with manual drum brakes back to a manual transmission car. I understand I can use my pedal mount, but I need to know which cars I can get a clutch pedal and non-power brake pedal out of. Please let me know. Thanks.
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For an exact, no screwing around fit your choices of donar cars are:
- 1970 ford mustang

You can use your auto brake pedal and just cut it down to accept the manual pedal pad and trim. But your out of luck for the clutch pedal. I managed to get a pedal from a 69 to fit, but I made my own linkage for it and the 69 pedal is just as hard to find(If not harder).
 

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BottleFed70 said:
For an exact, no screwing around fit your choices of donar cars are:
- 1970 ford mustang
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And I'm pretty sure 1970 Cougar is an exact fit.
 
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69gmachine said:
And I'm pretty sure 1970 Cougar is an exact fit.
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It may be, but I haven't seen confirmation of this yet. I know the pedal support's are different, but the pedals may be the same.
 

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So a clutch pedal from any 1970 Mustang will work...doesnt matter about the motor, transmission or body style? Thanks for all the help.
 
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dbdragracing said:
So a clutch pedal from any 1970 Mustang will work...doesnt matter about the motor, transmission or body style? Thanks for all the help.
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You are correct. The pedal is the same no matter what body or engine combination the car has.
 
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