This little spring mounts onto the throttle assembly that is bolted to the bell housing to return the gas pedal to the idle position. This is for the later style throttle linkage that did NOT have a removable arm on the end where the…
This little spring mounts onto the throttle assembly that is bolted to the bell housing to return the gas pedal to the idle position. This early style was used on throttle assemblies that had a removable lever on the end. This would be the…
Reproduction accelerator pedal for 1968-2004 GM vehicles. Each accelerator pedal is manufactured in injection molded ABS that replicates the original in fit and design. Features correct horizontal ribbed pattern in two rows that matches…
Reproduction of the original accelerator pedal trim plate designed for use on various GM models. Manufactured to exact factory dimensions, each trim plate is stamped in quality stainless steel offering a supurb appearance. The trim plate…
Reproduction Of Original Made Of Rubber This accelerator pedal pad is made to match your original exactly. It is made of rubber and attaches just like the original as well. NOTE: This Fits Your Ford & Mercury Full Size Models…
Cadmium plated control rods with the spring loaded ends. Ours are a bit more expensive than others, but they are made correctly and seat on the ball properly. 10-1/2" carb control rod. Runs from the throttle linkage that bolts to the back…
Correct OER® reproduction of the original floor mounted accelerator pedal pad installed on various GM models. Each accelerator pedal pad is manufactured in quality hard EPDM rubber unlike the plastic service replacement pedal pads…
Factory-correct look and feel of the original gas pedalDirect-fit replacement for damaged, missing, or unusable OE componentsReturn spring and pivot bolt included in kit…
Finally, an exact reproduction accelerator pedal assembly for 1962/1964 Galaxie 500XL models. This is the special horizontal slotted style and includes the new stainless trim for a complete replacement. This part is as good or better than…