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1966 f100 Clutch Pedal

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Old 07-09-2014, 04:55 PM
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1966 f100 Clutch Pedal

I have a 1966 f 100 automatic and I'm looking to convert it to a manual anybody know where I can get the clutch pedal assembly from. Thanks
 
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This has been brought up before and I think the best bet is used parts.
 
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Old 07-09-2014, 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Gcwstang
I have a 1966 F100 automatic and I'm looking to convert it to a manual anybody know where I can get the clutch pedal assembly from.
1966 F100 2WD: TWO different clutch pedals, no Ford dealer or obsolete parts vendor has either one.

C5TZ-7519-A .. Clutch Pedal / Obsolete

1965 F100/250 2WD / 1966 F100/250 2WD 300 I-6 & 352.
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C6TZ-7519-B .. Clutch Pedal / Obsolete

1966 F100/250 2WD 240 I-6.
 
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From ND post your options are limited. With any luck members who have gone to front disc. may have swapped out their clutch/brake assembly and have a spare. If unable to locate, and have not done so, may want to consider the upgrade, possibly open options?? Anyhow, food for thought.
 
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Ok thanks for the information does anyone have an assembly they would be willing to sell
 
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I swapped to a automatic last year and have most everything you would need to put a 4spd into a 66... only trouble is i don't want to get rid of my pedal assembly until i secure another automatic pedal setup for my 65. if you interested in doing some horse trading send me a email or PM.

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If I am converting my truck to a 5 speed does it matter what pedal assembly I have
 
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maybe... do you know if the clutch setup is hydraulic or mechanical for your bellhousing? (what engine?) pedal should not matter either way, but everything else will.
 
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Most people I know with mustangs run a cable clutch or hydraulic
 
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