Early 1920's/1930's Truck/car Gas Pedal on 2040-parts.com
Roy, Washington, United States
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Rare, farm fresh early 1900's gas, throttle pedal. maybe a starter pedal. Not sure. It measures 6" long. The rubber on top is worn on the left side. Rusty as the pics show. Not sure if there is supposed to be more of the spring mechanism on the back. great patina, great for a collection.
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