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Fat Fender Garage

FFG 1967-79 Coyote Accelerator Pedal Mount

Name: FFG 1967-79 Coyote Accelerator Pedal Mount
Brand: Fat Fender Garage
SKU: FFG-F6779-CAPM
Price: 59.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Our FFG Coyote pedal mount makes it very easy to install the pedal in the correct location and the correct distance from the floor. Instructions included to assist with locating the mount in your cab. Fitment includes 67-72 Ford Bumpside trucks as well as 73-79 Ford Dentside trucks. Ships in raw steel, ready to weld to your firewall, or bolt-in with the included hardware.

**For use with Mustang-style accelerator pedals only**

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FAQ's

Q: What kind of projects does Fat Fender Garage do?

A: We do all different-sized projects from frame-off restorations to simple disc-brake upgrades. We are happy to help you with all of your projects, just bear in mind that we schedule out in advance, so be sure to contact us as soon as possible.

Q: Will you give an estimate?

A: No, as we have no way to accuratley estimate what a build will cost. It’s extremely difficult to predict all the problems inherent to an old vehicle. Each project is custom; therefore, we do not operate as a traditional auto repair shop. We’re more like a custom truck boutique. We bill $85 per hour for labor, plus additional cost of parts. We will be able to provide a reasonable attempt at a ballpark price, but it is by no means an estimate.

Q: How long can I expect to have my truck in the shop for a full build?

A: We can build anything you want, as long as it doesn’t compromise safety, style, or integrity. Occasionally, custom parts can extend the time, but a full, custom build will typically take about 12-16 months.

Q: Do you warranty the work?

A: We provide a 6-month parts and labor warranty on the parts purchased and installed by Fat Fender Garage. After 6-months, we will get replacement parts that are under a manufacturer’s warranty. Customer-supplied parts are not covered under our warranty. Our warranty requires that general care and maintenance be performed regularly. Retail parts purchased from us and installed elsewhere are covered solely by the manufacturer’s warranty.

Q: Will you paint over other paint?

A: This is a case-by-case situation. Keep in mind that we do not warranty any paintwork or bodywork that didn’t begin with bare metal, as we cannot guarantee that the older paint won’t chemically react and have issues. All manufacturers have products that are designed to work together; mixing various products may cause paint failure.

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