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pyroman

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Will a 65-66 clutch pedal work with a 67 car?
 
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No. But the 67-68 clutch pedal is available new.

 

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Also, patience on ebay can net some good finds. I bought the one for my '68 for $20 a couple years ago because it was just the pedal and it seems everyone wants the entire unit. It was also listed under "Cougar". I later found a manual trans, manual brakes brake pedal (they are different than the power pedals) for $10. The brackets are all the same, so rather than have $300 into my pedals, I have less than $50 including the new pivot pin.
 
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Yeah if I could find a used one for under $50 I'd prefer that. New ones would be ok but converting to manual is going to pricey and I'd like to keep the cost down as much as possible.
 
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Oh, one other thing. Does the Mustang share a clutch pedal with any other car from 67 besides the Cougar?
 
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No.
 
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Ah darn, well thanks.
 
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pyroman said:
Ah darn, well thanks.
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You could use a 68 Mustang/Cougar pedal. It was slightly more bowed, to clear the larger 68 column.
 

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I used a 65-66 brake and clutch setup in my 67 when I converted over to a t5. I did have to make a bracket to get the 67 cable conversion kit to work with it though.
 
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