1967 1968 1969 Camaro Automatic Brake Pedal Assembly Rod Hanger Original Gm on 2040-parts.com
Vienna, Virginia, United States
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1967 1968 Camaro with Automatic Transmission.
This is the complete Brake Pedal assembly for a 1968 1967 Camaro with the hanger. If you have a loose brake pedal this is your answer. I have 1 to sell. This was removed from original 1968 Camaro. Original GM quality and fit. Many of the aftermarket and Asian replacements are made of cheaper metal and never fit correctly, if you have done a restore you have had that experience with low quality parts. This is original GM part. Light surface Rust on pictures. This is one solid stamped steel piece. |
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