mknittle

just wondering what others are using for brake and clutch pedal pads.
I am sure there are some good solutions out there.

oliver foster

There was a thread on here about that a few months ago…
They found a good match using some other cars pedal pads.
I believe it was a 1920-1930's rig.
I bet a quick forum search would bring it up.

mknittle

Guess I missed that.

mknittle

I couldn't find anything in the search but the old rig rang a bell it is a Buick.

http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/rafr...rttype=1552&ck[ID]=0&ck[idlist]=0&ck[viewcurrency]=USD&ck[PHP_SESSION_ID]=dbdhsriigr2l73e5thbd1c14m2

these were the cheapest I could find them $30 average for the same part.

oliver foster

I just searched "Clutch pedal pads" and it came right up.
Looks like a '23 cars pads are the same shape…
They listed where to order them and all in the thread.

oliver foster

Got to love it…6 views and 5 replies.

maybe368

Yup, 1923 Buick pads fit beautifully...Mark

Post 41 here and on Rockauto part#cb13 ...Mark

patdaly

The funny thing is, all auto parts places track parts sales, ought to be quite a head scratcher trying to figure out how all those 1923 Buick's made it back out of the junkyards.......

maybe368

Might not be a bad idea to buy a '23 Buick because they're going to think that there is a run on them and the price is going to skyrocket...Mark

freight train

I recently purchased a set of these. Part #3492833.
Have your local dealer do a dealer search if they are discontinued. Get the number to the dealer who still shows them on the shelve. Call them directly and have them ship to you.They are roughly $12 apiece through Dodge. Don't spend a bunch. Like most times the easiest solution is the also the most simple.

mknittle

Cool, thanks Mark I think I will order a set.