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Thread: FS: Restored Pedal sets, 911, 912 1965-1973 - with or without core exchange

  1. 11-27-2019, 04:39 AM #1
    bdstone914
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    FS: Restored Pedal sets, 911, 912 1965-1973 - with or without core exchange

    I currently have two restored pedal sets for early cars. The housings and upper clutch pedals are zinc plated and powder coated for maximum rust protection. All other parts are powder coated or inc plated. Assembled with new bronze bushings and rubber stoppers.

    As pictured they are for 1969-1973 911 and 1969 912. They can be supplied with the longer brake master cylinder pushrod for SWB cars. I strongly recommend upgrading the SWB car to the dual master cylinder and using this later pedal set which has the bracket or the rake light switch.

    Price with serviceable core is $300 plus shipping in the U.S. Add $150 core charge if you do not have a core or prefer to get the restored set first allowing you to R & R the set at one time.
    I take Paypal and refund the core charge when it is received and verified to be in good condition.

    I rebuild pedals for all Porsches from 1965-1989. I stock most pedal set parts allowing a quick turn around time.

    I can also restore of your original set. It takes about 6-8 weeks average as I have to batch up several sets to justify minimum plating costs.

    Paypal and checks accepted

    Bruce
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  2. 11-28-2019, 04:48 PM #2
    Toddlaunchbaugh
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    Bruce. How easy are these to change out, I am close to you,!
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  3. 12-12-2019, 03:51 PM #3
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    They are fairly easy to remove and install.
    Requires removing the carpet and pedal board and steering rack pan to access the nuts on the master cylinder. Do you need a set restored ?
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  4. 12-13-2019, 10:22 AM #4
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    sent you a pm re an early set
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