Anyone making lever extenders or reverse pedal extenders?
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Anyone making lever extenders or reverse pedal extenders?
Hi Guys,
I would quite like to contact anyone who is able to supply a few handbrake lever extenders or a few reverse pedal extenders. Please message me.
Len
I would quite like to contact anyone who is able to supply a few handbrake lever extenders or a few reverse pedal extenders. Please message me.
Len
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Re: Anyone making lever extenders or reverse pedal extenders?
Tom Strickling from New Philadelphia Ohio, USA, makes the pedal extenders.
All the vendors sell them. I think they're around $35. Very usefull.
All the vendors sell them. I think they're around $35. Very usefull.
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Let me know if this one would interest you. I can fix you up. Tmorsher@icloud.com
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Re: Anyone making lever extenders or reverse pedal extenders?
Here's a home made pedal extension using two inch square tubing.
If you have welding equipment it's easy to make.
If you have welding equipment it's easy to make.
The inevitable often happens.
1915 Runabout
1923 Touring
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Re: Anyone making lever extenders or reverse pedal extenders?
Antique T Motorsports sells the brake lever extensions through their ebay store.
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Re: Anyone making lever extenders or reverse pedal extenders?
Thanks for the info. I like it all and will PM to pursue things.
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Re: Anyone making lever extenders or reverse pedal extenders?
I’m 6’-3”, 225 lbs. With my long legs, that pedal extender would render the reverse pedal useless to me. It’s hard enough for me to use the pedals without the steering wheel getting in the way of my knees. With my big feet, I’m just grateful I have a ‘26 coupe, equipped with the wider brake and clutch pedals. Jim Patrick
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Re: Anyone making lever extenders or reverse pedal extenders?
I have one, I think I got it from Langs or Chaffins... it's a cast aluminum piece, and actually makes the old style pedals a little more intuitive, as you can index your C and B feet off the sides of the reverse extender... Since I don't spend that time going backwards (looking backwards, sure, but going backwards, not so much) it's not that big a deal.