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Henderson, North Carolina, United States

Henderson, North Carolina, United States
57 Chevy clutch and brake pedal assembly used original under dash bracket, image 1
“Needs to be sandblasted and either painted or powder coated chassis black”
Brand:Chevrolet Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Placement on Vehicle:Left, Front

This is a used clutch/brake assembly taken out of a 1957 Chevy 2 door Bel-Air Hardtop.  This will fit all the '57 Chevy passenger cars.  This will not fit the '55 and '56 Chevy because they have a slightly different bracket because the bottom of the dash is different.  This one came out of a car that still had all of its glass in it, which kept a lot of the water off of it.  So, the rust is only surface rust and it doesn't have deep rust pits.  It should look good with just a trip through the sandblaster and a coat of either chassis black paint or powder coat.  The threads where the master cylinder mount look good and two of them still have the mounting nuts on them (see picture #4) and the threaded hole in the top where the brace mounts to still looks to have good threads (see picture #7).  The rod for pushing on the master cylinder is still attached (see picture #6) and the clutch rod attachment bracket is still bolted on (see picture #10).    The rubber bushings and bolts that go through the bottom of the dash are still attached, but they are original, so it is probably safe to assume that they are dry rotted and would have to be replaced.  The brake pedal spring still returns the pedal and both pedals still move freely.  This is one of the best one of these I have gotten in a while.  Usually, they come from cars where the windshields have been broken out and they are heavily rusted, but this one is not and even has some of the original yellow over spray on it from the car it came out of. Please contact me if you have any questions and thanks for looking.

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