Hot Rods What are these pedals?

I picked these up from a junk shop yesterday. At first glance I thought they were F1. They were cheap enough that I didn't look past my first glance, and it was raining out. Once I got them home, I realized the pedals were wrong for F1. I have tried looking up the numbers and the start is similar to post war Ford, as is the Wagner Lockheed master, but I have had no luck identifying them.

It is also weird to have the parking brake lever on the left, but there is welding and torch cuts on the mounts so that is possibly not the original configuration.

Anyone know what these are off?

Wagner Lockheed Master cylinder- Part # FD4570

Brake Pedal- #01T-245S A(in a box)9

Clutch Pedal- #01T7519 (push type)

 

From my reference, 01T denotes 1940 large truck (not pickup). Are there numbers on any other parts beyond what appears to be a typical Ford master cylinder?

Part of it does have an F-1 appearance but all together it looks like a homemade assembly

 

01T 2455 pedal & bushing assy (brake)
Years 40-47
Comm 1942-47
Trucks except COE 1940-47

Green Bible page 55

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The e brake bracket isn't factory. The e brake for a big truck would have been bolted to the 4 speed crash box.

 

Thanks for the reply guys. That confirms what I found. What had me puzzled was the straight pedals, they were not "hooked". Upon another inspection, I see that they were cut and rewelded. These are apparently 40-47 commercial truck pedals. Mystery solved!