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1932 Lo-Boy Brake Pedal Firewall Mount Bracket
1932 Lo-Boy Brake Pedal Firewall Mount Bracket
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1932 Lo-Boy Brake Pedal Firewall Mount Bracket
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Overall Height:
8.00"
Overall Width:
7.31"
Mounted Length:
5.13"
Inside Width:
3.38"
Bolt Hole Pattern:
3.25" x 4.00
Material Type:
Steel
Finish:
Natural
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Use this bracket when you want to install a firewall mounted master cylinder pedal. Kit requires the use of a pedal assembly and related hardware salvaged from a 1974-78 Mustang II, 1974-80 Pinto, or a 1974-80 Bobcat.
Bracket mounts both the pedal and master cylinder.
Item Details
Use when you want to install a firewall mounted master cylinder and pedal.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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