It won't shock me though if someone says all the repros are the same, just a different package.
cdnpont said
Mar 22, 2021
True. I know they will at least all smell the same. You know, that cheap offshore black rubber (or whatever it is) smell.
seventy2plus2 said
Mar 22, 2021
The brake / clutch pedal pads are available from Classic Industries, as well as the stainless trim for them. The metal on the trim seems a little thinner than original. The tough pedal pad to find is the small brake pedal with the disc brake emblem.
Looking for a correct set of pedals for a 66 B body Pontiac
How many pedals do you need ?
This was posted a number of years ago identifying the proper clutch pedal:
i have a correct dated block lined up
Still needing pedals ?
PM sent
Z bar too
7 hour detour, Rog is mailing them out to me
This thread was extremely helpful when I converted my 70 Parisienne:
https://canadianponcho.activeboard.com/forum.spark?aBID=118110&p=3&topicID=27892343
-- Edited by seventy2plus2 on Monday 22nd of March 2021 08:14:52 PM
Ok, so now who has the dee lux pedal pads and trim? The Grande needs the fancy stuff.
LOL, I sent him a PM this afternoon and told him he can't have Strato Chief/Laurentian pedal pads in a Grande Parisienne!
This seems silly cheap, probably crap?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/65-70-Impala-Bel-Air-Caprice-4-Speed-Standard-Shift-Transmission-Pedal-Pad-Set-/363189952166
It won't shock me though if someone says all the repros are the same, just a different package.
True. I know they will at least all smell the same. You know, that cheap offshore black rubber (or whatever it is) smell.