Art & Inspiration Your gas pedal is ?

My 32.

 

Moon in my old '55 BA HT:

 

Reworked Honda motorcycle brake lever.

 

My gas pedal doesnt make my car go fast enough!!!!!

 

Fun to push?

 

the GO pedal !

 

To the floor!

 

need to add some power to end of pedal arm/cable to improve the end result

 

next to the whoa pedal

 

Lokar spoon

 

Right where it should be.

 

Vintage MOON.

 

The one to the right of the brake, mash it down and hold on!

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A genuine Fulton

 

No pedal at all, just the linkage from a 47 Mercury car, the "nub" that the pedal would have connected to is all that's there, being a channeled A, there isn't really room for a pedal.. & I don't even notice when driving surprisingly..

 

In my 54 Stude wagon.

Mike

 

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Mines just a plain ol looking stock 32
V-8

 

Stock, over a mildly modified Lokar spoon, painted black, to make it disappear.

 

I have a real thing for drum pedals used as gas pedals. Have several Speed King and others. Had a Ghost pedal set aside for the '35, but it wouldn't fit, too big. So I went with this early 20s Ludwig pedal.

 

Not under my right foot right now, but should be


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modified lokar

 

Scratch built adjustable go pedal. All ball bearings and an internal return spring. I was real proud of my little gas pedal, so proud in fact that I hid it up in the cowl of my channeled modified! There is literally no way to see it, where it's mounted, without a mirror! Oh well I and my dentist, have seen it.

 

The Mine in my 27 Roadster. Gary

 

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I like em too, my 65 PU.

 

Mine

 

Hello,

We loved all things Moon Equipment. So naturally, in addition to the inside of our 40 Willys C/Gas cab, (Moon Gas Tank and Handpump,) we had to have an aluminum, molded, Moon Foot Pedal like the one that Just Gary posted (#2).

These were the rage in 1960 and are still popular today. They were large enough to fit our huge size 11 teenage shoes comfortably. The little side braces kept the shoe centered for best performance.

If by chance a strap was needed, there were provisions for them. A strap was not necessary because the side braces did their job. In the early stages, when the excitement of a "full-on floor stomping" was called for, the tennis shoe sole would slip off of the little metal, stock, pedal that came with the car. This aluminum Moon Foot Pedal kept the foot centered and would not allow side slippage.

Jnaki

YOUR GAS PEDAL IS ? GONE…On August 14, all that was left of the Moon Aluminum Foot Pedal were a couple of bolts holding what was left of the base after our cabin explosion and fire. Aluminum melts faster than just about any metal. So it was extremely hot in that burning Willys cab in 1960 at Lions Dragstrip.

Moon Foot Pedal: gone
Moon Tank and Pump: gone
4 spoke steering wheel: only the steel remained...rubber gone
clutch and scattershield: gone