I know you guys like pics, so here's a couple of the donor truck.
pedal question
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69bumptruck
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pedal question
I bought a '77 F100 Ranger today. I'm using the chassis for my '69. My '69 is currently set up with a 3 speed manual. Am I going to be able to use the pedal assembly from the '77 (auto) without any problems? Thanks, and I'm just gettign started on this, so there will probably be more questions as I go.
I know you guys like pics, so here's a couple of the donor truck.
I know you guys like pics, so here's a couple of the donor truck.
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i think it can be done if you modify it right but read this and decide for yourself.
http://www.fordification.com/clutch-brake-brackets.htm
http://www.fordification.com/clutch-brake-brackets.htm
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If your going to go back to the 3 speed, you'll have to use the pedal assy from the '69 or you'll be short one pedal. Will it fit? I dunno 
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re: pedal question
Definately not going back to the 3 speed. Wife wants an automatic in it so she can drive it.
Thanks for the link fordman
, doesn't sound too bad. I think it's worth a shot.
Thanks for the link fordman
, doesn't sound too bad. I think it's worth a shot.