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A few years ago on here, there was a guy on here selling a 1-owner car, and I asked him in a veiled manner how long he'd had it - he said 8 years. And then rebuked me for exposing the truth. I think some of these people think if they haven't titled it in their name and simply bought it to...

My gut says the guy selling this one-owner car isn't the guy that bought it new.

Awesome thing to share about your BIL, Snotty, he and I would've gotten along! Sorry to hear about his ALS, I had a little sister that died of a childhood version of that many years ago. I think the pictures you shared are all the more more meaningful knowing we're looking at some of his legacy?

I've been putting some thought into building/selling some of these, but with a slightly different shape, less boxy-looking. I built this one about 10 years ago, and have learned some new tricks since then to make it look more professional. Was hoping to have them around $200, would include...

Ross is correct for sure. 65 is first year for C-bodies, and some 64-older things phasing out. Door locks, dash gauge/speedo/radio trim differs 65-66 fury, transmission (AT is 1st year for U-joint but last for cableshift, and pushbuttons are gone) and MT is B&T output and specific output...

It's all about different leverage points between power and manual brakes. In the pic below the LH red line is the pivot point, the RH red line goes to the MC pushrod. For PBrakes, the pivot point would be raised near the blue line, to reduce the leverage. (that is sometimes hard to visualize)...

To specify Mr Missile's pics, those are for manual brakes.

And rt-click-save-as -- thanks for marking it Stan!

Yes, and there's one on the other side, to the left, doesn't jump out in that picture. I missed it at first also. At first I thought it was for wire harness support, but it seems like a long cantilever just to hold a harness.

Grabbed this pic recently from a thread here on FCBO.

The Fusey pedals have some extra bracketry that attaches to the dash, I think, so I wonder if the dash would rattle or sag somewhat with Slab pedals in there. The picture above shows something that fits, but doesn't mean it might not be an issue later on. As Ross said, if the older pedals...