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Brake Pedal Pad,Cars w/Drum Brakes/Manual Transmisison,67-81

Item EK-75-179335-1
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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Q&A

    Features

    • Superior Quality Reproduction Pedal Pad
    • OE Quality Molded Black Rubber
    • Fits 3 Inch Clutch And Brake Pedals
    • Replaces Original GM Part Number 3921648
    • Sold Each
    • Fits 1967-81 Camaro Excluding Brake For 72-81
    • Fits 1964-72 Chevelle And El Camino
    • Fits 1971-72 GMC Sprint
    • Fits 1968-75 Chevy II And Nova Excluding Brake For 73-79
    • Fits 1968-79 Corvette
    • Fits 1967-68 Firebird
    • Fits 1970-81 Firebird Excluding Brake For 72-81
    • Fits 1964-74 Tempest And GTO
    • Fits 1971-74 Ventura Excluding Brake For 73-74
    • Fits 1974 GTO
    • Fits 1965-71 Grand Prix
    • Fits 1965-70 Pontiac Full Size
    • Fits 1973-74 Buick Apollo
    • Fits 1973-75 Omega Excluding Brake

    Description

    High Quality Replacement. The Brake Pedal Pad for cars with drum brakes and manual transmissions (1967-1981) is designed to restore pedal surfaces, providing essential grip and durability for safe operation. It replaces worn or missing clutch or brake pedal pads to ensure driving comfort and control.

    Construction and Appearance. Made from OE quality molded black rubber, this pedal pad replicates the original texture and durability. It offers a superior quality reproduction with a lasting fit and finish while maintaining an authentic look for classic vehicles.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling. The pad easily fits onto existing 3-inch clutch or brake pedals for a hassle-free replacement.

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