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What other Clutch Pedals Fit??

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Hey guys, I'm trying to get everything together for a T-5 swap and there are a few places to source the clutch pedals. Like everyone else I'm trying to be cheap and NOT buy one for an overpriced amount.

My question is, what other ford vehicles had clutch pedals that will fit a '68 coupe with minor or no mods??
 
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For a 68 you should be able to pick up a pedal from ebay for not too much $$$

Be thankful you don't have a 69/70 people are paying $200+ on ebay for those pedals.
 
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Yeah, I know I can find them on Ebay, but all the ones that are labeled for mustang seem to be higher than NPD!!! That's why I'm trying to learn what other Ford pedals might fit. For instance, I think a Cougar pedal of the correct year will fit, what about a Fairlane?? Thats the sort of information I'm looking for.
 
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Damn the 69 and 70...
Kevin
 
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Haha, seems to be the general concensus about those years!! I'm just glad that if no other options turn up I can still get the one that I need!


Hmm... I may just go get some flat stock and weld/bend one up....


Anyone have some good pictures of the correct pedal? And maybe some measurements? Shouldn't take me too long...
 

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I'll let you know what doesn't fit...
Maverick/Comet

I got a set of Stang pedals to convert my Maverick to 4 speed and they weren't even close. So much else swaps, I figured they would go right in.

I ended up using my auto pedal bracket and my auto brake pedal and installed the Stang clutch pedal.
Hybriding the parts was easy.
A little cut here and there, grind a spot or two, weld this n that... Done!
I cut my auto brake pedal to the shape of the Stang manual brake pedal and used the pad off it on my custom brake pedal.
 
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BlwnGazkit said:
Haha, seems to be the general concensus about those years!! I'm just glad that if no other options turn up I can still get the one that I need!


Hmm... I may just go get some flat stock and weld/bend one up....


Anyone have some good pictures of the correct pedal? And maybe some measurements? Shouldn't take me too long...
Click to expand...



Anybody??? I'd be willing to make a few extras if people are interested...
 
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