71 Clutch/Brake Pedal assembly fit in 67?
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71 Clutch/Brake Pedal assembly fit in 67?
I'm almost done putting my 67 f100 together. The donor truck was a 71 f250 which I got the motor and tranny from. My 67 used to be an auto but I have already up a t-18 in it. My question is can I fit the entire clutch and brake pedal assembly from my donor truck into my 67 f100? I read that there are difference between 67's and up, but the main problems I found were just related to the pedals, brake light switch, and clutch spring. Nothing about the mounting locations, and were the "rod" runs thru the firewall... both trucks are 2wd
67 F-100 Custom Cab Short Bed
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Re: 71 Clutch/Brake Pedal assembly fit in 67?
67 is a one year only bracket. because the mounting point of the pedal pin is closer to the firewall. you can change out just the pin and remove the clutch pedal. and that will solve your problem. but if you wanted to upgrade to a 68-72 brake booster you could also change the entire bracket to do that.
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Re: 71 Clutch/Brake Pedal assembly fit in 67?
fordman wrote:67 is a one year only bracket. because the mounting point of the pedal pin is closer to the firewall. you can change out just the pin and remove the clutch pedal. and that will solve your problem. but if you wanted to upgrade to a 68-72 brake booster you could also change the entire bracket to do that.
AFAIK, the bracket/pedal assembly is a bolt-in mod.
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Re: 71 Clutch/Brake Pedal assembly fit in 67?
Maybe im reading the post wrong, I think hes asking if he can use the clutch pedals from the 72 F 250 in his 67 F100and hes going from a auto to a stick. To run the clutch rod there should be a place in the floorboard thats has a little cover over it with 2 screws to the left of the gas pedal. Dont know about the pedal change, never owned a 67. Used 250 pedals in my 100 but they were 69s.
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Re: 71 Clutch/Brake Pedal assembly fit in 67?
you right. just reverse what i said in the first post. remove the automatic pedal pin and install the clutch pedal and pin in the 67 bracket. i am kind of off lilter these past few days. so i may misread somethings. its my fault. i'm sorry about that.
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Re: 71 Clutch/Brake Pedal assembly fit in 67?
Sweet, I never thought of just switching the pins out. Thank you guys, I will report back in a few days when its complete.
67 F-100 Custom Cab Short Bed
428ci 4 speed
Finally runs and drives after 14 long years in a field
428ci 4 speed
Finally runs and drives after 14 long years in a field