Model "A" frame / Clutch and brake pedals

[Elrusto]

Who makes an aftermarket clutch and brake pedal for a Model A ? OR, what are you using in yours?


Thanks, Mike

[Elrusto]

Page 7 already?
Bueller?
Bueller?
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[Levis Classic]

I am running a 42 to 48 Dodge set of pedals which work well. Also the 32 or 39 Ford pedals works well.

[Elrod]

Are you wanting aftermarket Model A style pedals? like reporductions? Model A pedals mounted to the bell housing of the transmission.

They do make an adaptor to mount Model A pedals to the side of a '39 transmission.

[Elrusto]

Elrod, the adapter is not what I had in mind but might work.
I just need a clutch and brake pedal and I dont have a 39 pedal assembly and a 32 K-member and a ........................................

[MBL]

Right now I am using a center crossmember which is know as part # 5025. It was used in 1942-47 commercial trucks and 48-51 regular ford trucks. You will have to narrow it a bit to fit in the model a frame. The pedals bolt up nicely with some adjustment. Cheap! Get some used 1940-48 pedals and get some bushings from Joblot.
Tim
MBL

[Rusty]

Got mine from Sachse rod shop 120.00 I believe. what rearend are you running? I cut out the old crossmember that was in my Coupe when I bought it looks sweet but I cut it out to save time. Looks like a 32 or something maybe even the 40's one they are talking about. You can come out and check it out I bet it will work for you. It has brake, clutch still hooked up ready to weld back in. When did you get a model a?

[Cword]

Stock model A pedals on a shaft attached to the frame rail.
http://www.fsra.org/hamb/pedals.jpg

Mike

[30roadster]

it's not old skool - but i think it's pretty ingenious
you could maybe fab one if you don't like the price
it's a hydraulic clutch setup - posted it for grins
kugel komponents (http://www.kugelkomponents.com/products/brake_systems/brakesystem.html)

[Elrusto]

Cword, Thanks for the picture. It gives me ideas.

30roadster, I thought about that set up but I wont have the room under the dash aside from the price.


Rusty, I wanna look at those pedals some time. I'm gonna use them in my "T" on "A" rails. What did your dad do with the ones that he was gonna use on his 32?

[smittyshotrods]

Mike are you building that T sedan you picked up a few months back?

[Elrusto]

Na, its either a modified or a RPU depending on whether or not I can find a bed. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif http://www.jalopyjournal.com/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif http://www.jalopyjournal.com/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif http://www.jalopyjournal.com/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused.gif

[Rusty]

El Rusto, the pedals from Sachse that pops had for the 32 are the ones that I am using. Just let me know and you can check out this crossmember I have. I think it would be so cool to use it. you be the judge.

[du$ty]

late 40's early 50's Ford pick up pedals.even got it to work with a mustang master cylinder.made a bracket and welded it on the frame.works great.

[side_valve]

I'm using a '47 Ford combo - have an extra one if you need it.