Fire Wall Holes

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racerx1699
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Fire Wall Holes

Post by racerx1699 »

I'd like to know which of these holes I can weld up on my fire wall. I assume all the little holes are for the inside padding. Also the gas pedal on my old cad was different then this one, it had a bigger hole above the two screw holes that the shaft came out of. So if anyone has pictures of what the pedal for this cab looks like it would help. I would also need the pedal for this cab. Its a 66 cab.
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ebentraywick
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Post by ebentraywick »

om thats a hard one I guess just make sure you dont need them and cover it. its a hard one bechase there a lot of things that come thru the fire wall
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Post by Riverside Racer »

My favorite fabricator friend always says "weld em up. you can always drill em out again!" take notes and you have a picture from before!

on my 66 ...

Upper left that's throttle cable plate and choke cable out of top hole.

Lower left is the gas pedal mount

On right is the emergency brake cable.

Anyone know what the emergency brake cable housing attaches to after it leaves firewall and goes under the cab?


PS: I haven't introduced myself properly to the group. My name's Steve and I live in Sunny Southern California. I'm nursing back to life a former "Low Rider" 66 short bed.
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ebentraywick
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welcome dude from nor cal ukiah
owning a slick.,,, priceless :)

1961 ford f350
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Post by lastwagen 66 »

Those three holes are for the throttle cable assy...

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Post by Riverside Racer »

Sorry for temp hijacking the firewall thread...... I'll make a fresh thread.

Ukiah, That's almost the end of the road!

I used to drive the 101 as a kid. My dad would throw us all in the F-85 wagon and drive all the way from down on the peninsula to Eureka to visit Grandma.

I've got an uncle in St. Helena and used to race at Sears Point Raceway.
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ebentraywick
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Post by ebentraywick »

Yea im about 3 hours south of eurkea. well im happy theres a cali guy your probally the closet's one 2 me. lol
owning a slick.,,, priceless :)

1961 ford f350
1959 ford f100. not a slick but still goood looking
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