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clutch & Brake pedals needed 140-160

posted by  planetman on  Mon Jul 18 13:33 CST 2022
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Hello,

We've got the brake and clutch pedals for your 1967 140.

FYI, ONLY if you're planning on converting to an M41 overdrive transmission, will you need to get the correct transmission support bracket that bolts to the frame or you can modify your existing transmission support bracket.

If you're installing an M40 4 speed transmission, the crossmember for the BW35 is the same. However, if your BW35 is the early air cooled long tailshaft version, you will need a longer front driveshaft half.

I can't remember if the hole for the manual transmission shifter is already in the floor. I haven't seen an early 140 with an automatic transmission in quite a while.

If you're interested in the pedals, contact me via our website contact page using the address below.

http://hiperformanceautoservice.com/contact_us.php
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Eric
Hi Performance Automotive Service (formerly OVO or Old Volvos Only)
Torrance, CA 90502
hiperformanceautoservice.com or oldvolvosonly.com






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