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69 Bird Clutch/Brake Pedal Options
When doing an auto to manual conversion on a '69 Firebird, what pedal options are currently available?
I know the 69 has a 1 year only bolt style retaining bracket. Outside of sourcing an OE clutch/brake pedal assembly, is a 1969 Camaro bracket and its corresponding pedals a direct replacement? I'm currently unable to find any OE parts, so this is really the only thing at this point preventing me from ordering a transmission.
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-Jason 1969 Pontiac Firebird |
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Hello
I have a 69 brake pedal for the 4 speed ,, maybe the hanger ,, thru firewall push rod and bell crank ,,, frame bracket ,, sweet bellhousing ,, flywheels... and stuff if needed Scott 2o6 465 91six5 I NEED a 69 clutch pedal if anyone has one ... thanks to make this set more complete for someone |
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Scott 206-4six5-91658 |
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Make sure you're going with the one for a Firebird, Camaro is different. The reverse and clutch safety switch are unique to the Firebird, the Camaro one is NOT the same!
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Since my car is an auto by birth, I have zero of these components and they aren't in reproduction.
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-Jason 1969 Pontiac Firebird |
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69 4 speed stuff
Yes no clutch pedal
Pontiacs have the round circles on the metal pedals The 2 69 brake pedals for the manual trans are picture d next to a 67-68 pedal for Camaro See how the top pivot bracket changes for the 69 On the left side seems a little wider and reinforced Ring me if you have any questions if you want Scott Thanks!!! |
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boxing up stuff for the swap meet
were you interested in any parts Scott |
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Scott, unfortunately without the clutch pedal, I wouldn't be interested. I'm going to have to change this whole thing over to a 69 camaro carrier and pedal set.
If you don't end up getting rid of these parts at the swap meet and come by a correct clutch pedal, I would absolutely be interested. Thank you! Oh and just for information in this thread is somebody searches in the future, the 1969 Camaro carrier bracket is a direct fit for the 69 Firebird and will then allow you to use the 69 camaro clutch/brake pedal. Not proper for a concourse restoration of course, but for a driver, will work.
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-Jason 1969 Pontiac Firebird |
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NPD
I just noticed that in the Firebird NPD catalog they show 1969 Brake and clutch pedal assembly for 79.99. Will that work with the Automatic support bracket I don't know?
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Just looked at them, they are not correct. The use the wrong mounting system for the 69 Firebird pedal hanger assembly. The '69 bird uses a bolt through setup while the Camaro/Nova assembly uses a slide pin setup.
Any time you see this part and it is listed as fitting 69 Camaro/Firebird and 68-72 Nova, it is not the correct part for a 69 Firebird. As mentioned, this set of pedal will work, if you also change to the 69 Camaro pedal hanger. They are not correct for a concourse or high value car restoration though.
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-Jason 1969 Pontiac Firebird |
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Here's some pics of some pedals I just listed on eBay for a 69 Firebird.
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Pedals
Pedals Look to be Camaro with the pivot pin rather than a pivot bolt
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Good catch. Bought these many years ago and apparently they are Camaro. Listing is pulled. Thanks.
Last edited by thews; 04-24-2022 at 10:37 PM. |
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