Re: 67-72 Bolt in pedal assembly
 

Sweet. Any progress shots of the firewall? Nice to see some new custom parts coming down the pipeline :cool:

Some common parts needed when going very low on the front with these trucks are hood hinges and inner fenderwells. If you had a nice, clean way of doing that, I know a lot of folks would be interested.

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we will be posting the firewall pic
with in the next two hrs
Justin
scotts hotrods

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Subscribed! Must see.

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welcome to the board Justin! It's great you guys have embraced the 67-72 chevy.

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Thankyou for the welcome by the way did your ups box
show up yet?
Justin
Scotts Hotrods

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No, I'm expecting it today.

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Where are the pics?

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Go to the 67-72 mess board they have been there since wed check it out and let us know what you think
Justin
Scotts hotrods

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Thanks justin, i found it, looks killer!!

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we need to ship one to you
Justin
Scotts Hotrods

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can't say i haven't thought about it! I'm waiting to see what the inner fenders look like. I need those more than the firewall. Could there be a combo deal????

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we will have are new under
the dash mount pedal assy
units done next week anybody interested please let us know
Justin
Scotts hotrods

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you guys rock!! Seems like you have a new product every week for these trucks. Its good to see builders, fabricators committed to making custom parts for the 67-72s!:metal:

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We plan on showing new products every month for the 67-72 chevy trucks
as in
1.suspension parts
2.interior parts, like center consoles, smooth dash faces
3.smooth door jamb filler panles
4.fender wells
5.taller wheel tubs
these products are done as we are speaking, as we fine tune them here in house we will be posting them.Once again thankyou for all of the possitive
feed back and new customers we have gain.
Justin
Scotts Hotrods

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Jeph/Justin,

Got my package yesterday and mocked it up just now. I have a couple questions concerning the trans crossmember. Unless I have the brake assembly in the wrong position (it only can go one place if the holes are supposed to line up with existing holes in frame) I dont see how you can bolt on a trans crossmember. If the engine is in the forward position, there is no way you can get your crossmember bolted up because the frame bracket is using the trans x-member bolt holes. I will be putting my engine in the rear position and while it looks like I will be able to get my x-member bolted up, I am going to have to grind either the brake assmebly bracket or the trans x-member to make it fit. So take a look at these pictures and let me know if I did something wrong. In the pic, you will see the trans x-member in, but it needs to move forward to line up with the holes.

Re: 67-72 Bolt in pedal assembly
 

I looked at your pics and see what you are talking about and the one
we have here we have are own tranny mount we made.We will look
at this monday morning and address
this issue with you monday.
Justin
Scotts Hotrods

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Ruh roh... forgot to interop test it with stock parts. Good to see you're responsiveness to the issue.

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One other thing...I was expecting to have to cut a hole in the floor for the MC, however with the MC lid off, the floor is hitting the booster, the top rear edge of the bracket, and is about 1/16" away from the part that the pedal shaft pivots on. In the second pic, you will see that the floor needs to come down 1/2" to hit the cab bushing.

My plan is to move the whole assembly down 1/2" and go from there. I'm going to have to weld up the holes on the bracket though.

Re: 67-72 Bolt in pedal assembly
 

jlaird, give me till Monday before you do that. I spoke with Justin a while ago and we'll figure out what went awry. The booster should not interfere with your cab at all. There is a fix for the tranny crossmember, but let us double check a few things with that cab interference.

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I'm not sure why these 2 bodies are different, but both the cabs in the shop are identical as far as the floor pan goes. We will make this right one way or another on Monday.

Seems there's a brace on your cab that is missing on our two?

http://i353.photobucket.com/albums/r...y/DSC05896.jpg


and you can see yours here has a brace....

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1227408625

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I just peeked under mine. I have the same brace... this is just the horizontal part of the body brace that rolls up the firewall from underneath on either side. My cab is, IIRC, from a '71 (as it had the floor nubs on the driver's floor panel for the plastic pedal).

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yeah, Jeph, that is not a brace, that is the bottom of the floor pan just before it rolls up to the tranny hump.

Your picture is the same, it just looks different because of the angle of the photo.

Thanks for the help on this. I wll talk to you soon.

josh

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Okay, I see now. Hmm........I'll talk to you Monday and we'll get this to work. Justin has already come up with a trans mount solution also.(don't ask me what is is though, I'm not clear on it yet)

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no problem jeph. I actually already redrilled the bracket so to move the assembly 1/2" down. So with that and figuring out that there is supposed to be 1/8" shims on top of the front cab bushings, my floor clearence issues are fixed.

So now, the bottom of the booster is exactly level with the bottom of the frame rail. My frame when layed out is about 1.5" off the ground, so I'm satisfied with that.