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gonebad2 · 10-17-2003, 09:23 PM

Here is the Lokar e-brake installed

67cst · 10-17-2003, 09:58 PM

thats cool , looks like lokar shifter and pedals too?

gonebad2 · 10-17-2003, 11:53 PM

It is.....I think I need to seek some sort of therapy....I am heavily addicted to Lokar products.lol. One part from them and you're hooked! Lately, I have been getting my billet fix from Julianos and Yearwood. If you are ever in the market for streetrod parts, those dealers are among the best. I bought a great set of shoulder harness seat belts from Julianos. The fit and install was fantastic. It is probably the best addition a guy could add to his truck. They would keep you safe for sure in the event of a crash. If anyone would like a pic of them installed, I would be more than happy to post one.

frost89434 · 10-18-2003, 12:16 AM

When do we get to see the rest of the truck? I see that you are in carson. I live in sparks and have a good freind that lives in carson. He goes by (junkyardjohn) on the board. JIM

gonebad2 · 10-18-2003, 02:10 AM

Hello to a fellow Northern Nevadan. Next time you are in Carson, I would be more than happy to let you check it out if you like. I'm building this for my 17 year old son. It should turn out to be a pretty nice driver for him. It's getting a little priceyer than I originally planned. I currently have more than $20,000 invested in this thing. I know John. I saw him about a year ago. He is really into these trucks.

gonebad2 · 10-18-2003, 02:14 AM

Here are a few more pics for you Frost. They're a little outdated but they give a good idea of how the truck is coming along. Next week most of the interior goes to the upholsterer. The interior is being done in tan leather. Seats are done. Pulled them from a 69 Vette.

gonebad2 · 10-18-2003, 02:17 AM

another one for ya Frost

greasemonkey · 10-18-2003, 12:51 PM

I like the pedals a lot. What year is your truck, and what all was involved with the pedal install? Is your gas pedal linkage the cable style? I want to get some nice shiney pedals, especially since my old ones keep falling off. Nice truck!

gonebad2 · 10-18-2003, 01:44 PM

Hey Greasemonkey, When I bought the truck it was a 67. But the cab was very poorly modified by the previous owner. He tried to turn it into a convertible and reinforced the whole cab with wood. It was a real death trap. I trashed the cab and picked up a real nice 70 cab an used it. So, it is titled as a 67. The Gas Pedal is really easy to install. I like it because the throttle cable doesn't pass through the firewall(all holes in the firewall were welded closed prior to painting) instead, a small rectangular hole is cut under the floor and the throttle cable is attached to a bracket that is supplied with the gas pedal kit. Installation time is less than an hour....

69Custom · 10-18-2003, 03:28 PM

What pedals are they originally for. I like them.

frost89434 · 10-18-2003, 03:40 PM

Very nice!!! I will be in carson helping john tomorrow. I'll see if I got time to swing by if that is ok. JIM

Smokin72on20s · 10-18-2003, 03:59 PM

lets see those seatbelt pics. Where did you get those pedals?

gonebad2 · 10-18-2003, 06:03 PM

Here is a pic of the seatbelts. I don't have the receivers mounted to the floor yet. I will mount them when I mount the seats. I purchased them from Julianos the part number is JUO10305. I also got a killer set of billet arm rests from them. Check out their web page. Here is the info on the Lokar pedals. I purchased all of them through summit racing. I live pretty close to Summits retail store. Some of them they stocked but others were ordered. Summit was kind of slow on getting them. If I had it to do over again, I would order from yearwood (do a google search they are easy to find). Here are the part numbers requested.

Gas Pedal- Billet Eliminator Floor Mount w/ Rubber FMG-6098
Brake Pedal- Billet Brake Pad w/ Rubber BAG-6094
Billet Dimmer Switch Cover w/ Rubber BAG6006

The Brake Pad took alot of work to make it fit. The original pad on the pedal arm needs to be heated with a torch an hammered on to make it flat. Then it needs to be trimmed down to the same shape as the backside of the Lokar pad. The Lokar pad is held in place with four set screws. I dad to do several passes with my MIG welder to build up metal so the screws would have the thickness of metal they need to attach to the original pedal assembly. It takes a while but well worth the results. Instructions are included with the gas pedal and are very well written and easy to understand.

gonebad2 · 10-18-2003, 06:05 PM

Seatbelt pic. Different angle

10-17-2003, 09:23 PM	#1
gonebad2 Merciless Butcher Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: CC Nevada Posts: 1,447	e-brake pic Here is the Lokar e-brake installed Attached Images

10-17-2003, 09:58 PM	#2
67cst i love summertime Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Kelowna BC Posts: 4,303	thats cool , looks like lokar shifter and pedals too? __________________ 1967 shortbox stepside Chevy, 365 hp 327, th400. GLOVE BOX LIGHTS FORSALE, click link for info http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=273724

10-17-2003, 11:53 PM	#3
gonebad2 Merciless Butcher Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: CC Nevada Posts: 1,447	It is.....I think I need to seek some sort of therapy....I am heavily addicted to Lokar products.lol. One part from them and you're hooked! Lately, I have been getting my billet fix from Julianos and Yearwood. If you are ever in the market for streetrod parts, those dealers are among the best. I bought a great set of shoulder harness seat belts from Julianos. The fit and install was fantastic. It is probably the best addition a guy could add to his truck. They would keep you safe for sure in the event of a crash. If anyone would like a pic of them installed, I would be more than happy to post one. __________________ Your Bought And Sold....I Got Your Soul!

10-18-2003, 12:16 AM	#4
frost89434 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: sparks, NV Posts: 1,141	When do we get to see the rest of the truck? I see that you are in carson. I live in sparks and have a good freind that lives in carson. He goes by (junkyardjohn) on the board. JIM __________________ 68 short fleet with 71 front clip 2wd jaguar blue 99 chevy ext cab shrtbed z71 loaded 99 chevy swb fleetside(daily driver) Sparks, Nevada

10-18-2003, 02:10 AM	#5
gonebad2 Merciless Butcher Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: CC Nevada Posts: 1,447	Hello to a fellow Northern Nevadan. Next time you are in Carson, I would be more than happy to let you check it out if you like. I'm building this for my 17 year old son. It should turn out to be a pretty nice driver for him. It's getting a little priceyer than I originally planned. I currently have more than $20,000 invested in this thing. I know John. I saw him about a year ago. He is really into these trucks. __________________ Your Bought And Sold....I Got Your Soul!

10-18-2003, 02:14 AM	#6
gonebad2 Merciless Butcher Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: CC Nevada Posts: 1,447	Pics For Frost Here are a few more pics for you Frost. They're a little outdated but they give a good idea of how the truck is coming along. Next week most of the interior goes to the upholsterer. The interior is being done in tan leather. Seats are done. Pulled them from a 69 Vette. Attached Images

10-18-2003, 02:17 AM	#7
gonebad2 Merciless Butcher Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: CC Nevada Posts: 1,447	Pic for frost another one for ya Frost Attached Images

10-18-2003, 12:51 PM	#8
greasemonkey Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Pace, FL Posts: 2,155	I like the pedals a lot. What year is your truck, and what all was involved with the pedal install? Is your gas pedal linkage the cable style? I want to get some nice shiney pedals, especially since my old ones keep falling off. Nice truck! __________________ 1942 Master Deluxe 1969 C/10 1985 Blazer CUCV 1987 Jimmy 2004 Tahoe 2005 Silverado 1500 2005 Silverado 3500

10-18-2003, 01:44 PM	#9
gonebad2 Merciless Butcher Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: CC Nevada Posts: 1,447	Hey Greasemonkey, When I bought the truck it was a 67. But the cab was very poorly modified by the previous owner. He tried to turn it into a convertible and reinforced the whole cab with wood. It was a real death trap. I trashed the cab and picked up a real nice 70 cab an used it. So, it is titled as a 67. The Gas Pedal is really easy to install. I like it because the throttle cable doesn't pass through the firewall(all holes in the firewall were welded closed prior to painting) instead, a small rectangular hole is cut under the floor and the throttle cable is attached to a bracket that is supplied with the gas pedal kit. Installation time is less than an hour.... __________________ Your Bought And Sold....I Got Your Soul!

10-18-2003, 03:28 PM	#10
69Custom Registered User Join Date: Mar 2000 Location: Elizabethtown ,PA,USA Posts: 347	What pedals are they originally for. I like them. __________________ 1972 Chevy C-10 Short Stepside 6Cyl, 3 spd, not opts (Current Project) Now a 2004 SSR 5.3L with 4L60E Now Ididit tilt- ps, pb 2002 Saturn L200 2006 Toyota Highlander HYBRID

10-18-2003, 03:40 PM	#11
frost89434 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: sparks, NV Posts: 1,141	Very nice!!! I will be in carson helping john tomorrow. I'll see if I got time to swing by if that is ok. JIM __________________ 68 short fleet with 71 front clip 2wd jaguar blue 99 chevy ext cab shrtbed z71 loaded 99 chevy swb fleetside(daily driver) Sparks, Nevada

10-18-2003, 03:59 PM	#12
Smokin72on20s Ebay Junky Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: CO Posts: 893	lets see those seatbelt pics. Where did you get those pedals? __________________ 1972 CHEVY C-10 SWB 2WD - Possible Typhoon 4.3 turbo drivetrain.. 1983 Chevy c10 swb 2wd - possible 350tbi supercharged...

10-18-2003, 06:03 PM	#13
gonebad2 Merciless Butcher Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: CC Nevada Posts: 1,447	Seatbelts and Pedals Here is a pic of the seatbelts. I don't have the receivers mounted to the floor yet. I will mount them when I mount the seats. I purchased them from Julianos the part number is JUO10305. I also got a killer set of billet arm rests from them. Check out their web page. Here is the info on the Lokar pedals. I purchased all of them through summit racing. I live pretty close to Summits retail store. Some of them they stocked but others were ordered. Summit was kind of slow on getting them. If I had it to do over again, I would order from yearwood (do a google search they are easy to find). Here are the part numbers requested. Gas Pedal- Billet Eliminator Floor Mount w/ Rubber FMG-6098 Brake Pedal- Billet Brake Pad w/ Rubber BAG-6094 Billet Dimmer Switch Cover w/ Rubber BAG6006 The Brake Pad took alot of work to make it fit. The original pad on the pedal arm needs to be heated with a torch an hammered on to make it flat. Then it needs to be trimmed down to the same shape as the backside of the Lokar pad. The Lokar pad is held in place with four set screws. I dad to do several passes with my MIG welder to build up metal so the screws would have the thickness of metal they need to attach to the original pedal assembly. It takes a while but well worth the results. Instructions are included with the gas pedal and are very well written and easy to understand. Attached Images

10-18-2003, 06:05 PM	#14
gonebad2 Merciless Butcher Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: CC Nevada Posts: 1,447	Seat Belt Pic- Different Anglt Seatbelt pic. Different angle Attached Images



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