73-87 Chevy Gmc Clutch-brake & Gas Pedal Assembly Oem Gm 81-87 on 2040-parts.com
Skowhegan, Maine, United States
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This auction is for the clutch, brake and gas pedal assembly pulled out of a 1986 Chevy Silverado 4 speed standard with hydro boost, Everything that was under the dash for the pedal assembly is included. One of the bolts that goes through the firewall will have to be replaced as I had to cut it off during removal SEE PICS. This is all OEM nothing aftermarket. Look at the photos, what you see is what you get. Message me with any questions and check my other auctions for more 73-87 GM truck parts and pieces.
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