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  • WTB: Stock Brake and Clutch Pedals for WC63

    Looking to buy a complete set of brake and clutch pedals, mounting brackets, connecting rods, return springs and mounting hardware for my 6x6 Power Wagon project, which uses has WC63 frame and a cab from a 1957 W300(M). I don't think there is any difference between the WC and PW pedals and brackets, but you may know better.

    Thanks!
    Greg
    Greg Coffin
    Unrepentant Dodge Enthusiast

    1951 Dodge M37 - Bone Stock
    1958 Dodge M37 - Ex-Forest Service Brush Truck
    1962 M37-B1 - Work in Progress
    1962 Dodge WM300 Power Wagon - Factory 251, 4.89s
    1944/1957 Dodge WM500T 6x6 Power Wagon - LA318-3, NP435, 5.83s, Power Steering, Undercab Power Brakes
    1974 Dodge W200 - 360/727, Factory Sno-Fighter Package

  • #2
    wc pedals

    I will have a set from a wc 52 available soon. The same, yes? How quickly will you need it?

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    • #3
      Think I still have the assemblies out of my 46 PW. I'm going with hanging peddles, so I shouldn't need them.

      I can take a look if you wish.

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      • #4
        Emails Sent

        Thanks!
        Greg Coffin
        Unrepentant Dodge Enthusiast

        1951 Dodge M37 - Bone Stock
        1958 Dodge M37 - Ex-Forest Service Brush Truck
        1962 M37-B1 - Work in Progress
        1962 Dodge WM300 Power Wagon - Factory 251, 4.89s
        1944/1957 Dodge WM500T 6x6 Power Wagon - LA318-3, NP435, 5.83s, Power Steering, Undercab Power Brakes
        1974 Dodge W200 - 360/727, Factory Sno-Fighter Package

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        • #5
          Here are the peddles off my 46 WDX. The clutch peddle linkage is a little different to support the winch controls in the bed but it looks like they just bolted some bar stock onto one of the joints so a bar could run back to the rear hand linkage in the bed.
          Attached Files

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          • #6
            a few more.



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            • #7
              Desoto61,

              Did you get my email? I'm interested in the pedals.
              Greg Coffin
              Unrepentant Dodge Enthusiast

              1951 Dodge M37 - Bone Stock
              1958 Dodge M37 - Ex-Forest Service Brush Truck
              1962 M37-B1 - Work in Progress
              1962 Dodge WM300 Power Wagon - Factory 251, 4.89s
              1944/1957 Dodge WM500T 6x6 Power Wagon - LA318-3, NP435, 5.83s, Power Steering, Undercab Power Brakes
              1974 Dodge W200 - 360/727, Factory Sno-Fighter Package

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Greg Coffin View Post
                Desoto61,

                Did you get my email? I'm interested in the pedals.
                Yes, I just sent a reply. I'll take a closer look at them again tonight, and if I get a chance I can try and find fasteners, though in many cases they were rusty enough I couldn't/didn't try and save them.

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