1959 1960 Chevy Impala Orig Clutch & Brake Pedal Assembly 59 60 348 3sp 4sp 3x2 on 2040-parts.com
Glasgow, Kentucky, United States
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YOU'RE BIDDING ON A 1959-60 CHEVY IMPALA BELAIR CLUTCH PEDAL ASSEMBLY. IT HAS THE ROD AND SPRING INCLUDED ALSO AS SHOWN IN THE PIC. IT IS GOOD UNRESTORED CONDITION IN MY OPINION. IT WILL CLEAN AND REPAINT FOR A NICE FINISH. BUYER TO PAY $29.99 SHIPPING ANYWHERE IN THE LOWER 48 STATES. THANKS AND GOOD LUCK.
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