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clutch pedal assembly for 71-73.

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mach1one

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We're starting a t5 swap, and after reading on some websites it looks like the automatic/manual pedal assemblies are the same. Is there a company that reproduces just the clutch pedal & arm? After looking on ebay I'm reeling from sticker shock from the thought of buying a new assembly.
 
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mach1one said:
We're starting a t5 swap, and after reading on some websites it looks like the automatic/manual pedal assemblies are the same. Is there a company that reproduces just the clutch pedal & arm? After looking on ebay I'm reeling from sticker shock from the thought of buying a new assembly.
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I can tell you from experience that nobody is making a reproduction clutch pedal assembly for the '71-'73 mustangs. If you're not in a hurry you can get an assembly for a semi-reasonable price on ebay.
 

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pushrod is right. no one makes what you want. ebay is your best bet when it comes to 71-73 mustang specific parts that haven't been reproduced yet. and I had to swallow my pride for these ''reasonable'' pricing like you say pushrod lol
 
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The other alternative is to get just the clutch pedal (if you can find one) and hopefully your pedal assembly has the bushings intalled so you can bolt it in. You can always make you own bushings out of pipe, somebody on Stangnet did this.
Also, the pedal assemblies for power brakes and non power brakes are different.
 

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Thanks. When I said new I really meant "one ripped out of a car". Looks like you guys confirmed what I was thinking about ease of finding one
 
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