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Appears that the Larceny bottle suffered some leakage between the two photos

This is handy... I'm sure you've found others online

Hey there! Welcome to the site from across the rivers. Look forward to seeing some pictures.

When I was in Airborne School... the black hats played this on the PA system while we were getting punished in the sawdust pit.... Fond memories

Gonna be a squeaker...

Working accelerator fit... she's been through some stuff

Long 20.... Let's see if the D and Skinner hold up

:rofl: Truth

Skinner is outside his mind tonight @fatoldguy @Sublime one

@64 AAR Valiant Wolfie, does the pedal plate go behind the heater box? Trying to figure out the alignment. The natural spot will move the opening for the cable about 3" to the left, and that seems to be wrong

Better now that with flashing blues in the mirror

EE Eeeeedddd...... mon.... ton?

Ed.... mon..... ton?? @fatoldguy

Yeah.. 64 is, of course, different... although the pedal looks similar. I'm going to have to drill holes to mount everything. What's the distance between the brake pedal and the transmission hump?

It's actually a B C so that's probably true

Thoughts on this @64 AAR Valiant OEM Mopar 1962 1963 1964 1965 B and C Body Gas Accelerator Pedal Perfect Cond. | eBay

17.5 mph increase with the barefoot pedal

:rofl: :rofl: I heard you had to keep reaching down and pulling it back into place

Did I mention that the cable was held into the pedal by 3 wraps of electrical tape. And they used a lug nut as a spacer behind the support bracket?

Dang Frank. Should have cut and baled that

Pedal I have is smooth on the back with just the hole for the pin/ bracket.

So this is going to keep me up tonight trying to figure out what CR.... unless it's as simple as Crown?

There's something Do you think the pedal just bolted to the floor? That's what this looks like I pulled the parts numbers out of the book. Going to see if anyone is doing them. Looks like they used a torch to make the holes for the other pedal

Hopefully the garage queen is on the road next year Fred.

Hey Fred!

Have to pull the one that's in there and see what existing holes and alignment for the plate are there Need to source this

I have one (thanks Wolfie) just need the floor pivot for the pedal

Well, now trying to figure out the accelerator pedal and cable. The one in here is a 1976 style with a bunch of backyard engineering... the cable was held in the slot by electrical tape... and there was a lug nut behind one mounting bolt as a spacer.... This is gonna take a bit to unravel

I passed a store that sells those