must.get.motor.and.trans.into.hot.little.hands.soon.before.explode.
Hopefully tomorrow.
Chad, I don't have many vehicles on my 'wish list' but an Early Bronco is one of them, an early Ford Crew Cab ('67-72) is right up there with it.
Frankenstang, you are a silly one, I'm not giving up my '68 C-code. The wife needs something to drive too you know
plus I might just be a flip flopper, it is an election year after all.
Invectivus (sorry I didnt' realize my autocorrect error last night), I looked at some online information this morning... I don't actually have home internet, so when I reply at night time its usually via phone, and without being able to really search/research things, but it doesn't look like '67/69 are interchangable. These two ebay ads show that they are built vastly different.
1969 Mustang Clutch Pedal Assembly
1967/68 Mustang Clutch Pedal Assbemly
However, these '65/66 pedals look very similar,
1965/66 Mustang Clutch Pedal Assembly
Not looking at the actual pedal support, the pedals look the same except on the '67/68 they added a second support bracket for the pin brace on the clutch pedal.
There was some confusing information over at MustangSteve.com that might be promising...
Mustang Steve Brake Pedal FAQ
This information leads me to believe that all I really need is the actual clutch pedal and some elbow grease to modify my existing brake pedal.
WHAT FITS WHAT...
Brake pedals are identical between manual transmission and automatic transmission, except the foot pad part.
A pedal from an automatic car can have the foot pad trimmed to fit on a manual transmission car of the same year.
67 manual brake pedal will fit in 65-66 as exact replacement. 65-66 pedals will fit the 67 car.
The problem is that he does not talk about clutch pedals at all, grr. I have a '65/66 Musatng parts car that has a complete manual pedal assembly in it, I will add that ot my list of things to check this spring. Will the '65/66 clutch pedal work in a '67. I may already have everything I need. (which would be awesome)
I said hopefully tomorrow because, we are supposed to have a nasty storm up here closing down all major roadways and businesses. The bossman already sent out an email stating that he does not expect people from outside Fargo/Moorhead to make it into work if we get the blizzard that we are expecting, its a wild guess, anywhere from 6-16" depending on which weatherman is talking and what time of day it is and how dramatic they are.
Weather.com
http://www.weather.com/outlook/weather- ... 2012-02-26
Local (KVLY channel 11) shows more possible
http://www.valleynewslive.com/story/136 ... t-forecast
My wife said I still have to drive her to work... so I will be in town anyhow, and hopefully so with the seller.
FWIW, I actually live 20 miles outside of Fargo on 11 acres, I will be moving snow using the 4 wheeler with snow blade and a 1956 Farmall 400 (inline 4cyl) with a Schwartz loader and 7ft 6" Lofness 3pt snowblower.
-ron