Brake pedal for a 19
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Will
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Brake pedal for a 19
Would anyone have a brake pedal for a 19 and a drive shaft they would sell me?
As Tom Sellick told Marston in the movie Quigley Down Under, I told you I dont have much use for handguns, I never said I didn't know how to use them!
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John.Zibell
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Re: Brake pedal for a 19
Check with Dan Hatch. He is on the forum and has many spare parts.
1926 Tudor
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RajoRacer
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Re: Brake pedal for a 19
I've got a bin full of pedals - the driveshaft you might want to purchase from your favorite vendor BUT, check the fit of the u-joint on the new shaft - been fitment issues !
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RajoRacer
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Re: Brake pedal for a 19
Sent you a reply, Will.
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Wayne Sheldon
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Re: Brake pedal for a 19
1919 had two style brake pedals! Starter car and non-starter car.
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RajoRacer
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Re: Brake pedal for a 19
You mean "low" pedal ???
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Wayne Sheldon
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Allan
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Re: Brake pedal for a 19
Don't worry Wayne. The RHD community didn't know either which way. 
Allan from down under.
Allan from down under.
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Will
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Re: Brake pedal for a 19
Thank you everyone who offered the parts I needed. Turned out that Mark Freimier from Model T Haven moved from his home state to Cocoa Florida just 20 miles from me. I was able to make a new friend and get all the parts I needed saving me a ton of money on shipping. Again, Thank you.
As Tom Sellick told Marston in the movie Quigley Down Under, I told you I dont have much use for handguns, I never said I didn't know how to use them!