I had to weld in a new drivers-side floor pan in my '67 Satellite and it does not have the gas pedal square "boss" to accept the stock floor bolt-down type pedal so reusing my stock pedal isn't gonna work.

I know for later years / different body styles the pedal does not bolt to the floor - is there something I can do to easily convert or ?? I was thinking about just hacking off the floor boss on the pedal, removing the "roller" on the pedal linkage, and just bolting the [censored] on...but that seems like a hack-job haha

Suggestions on what to do / buy to make this work. No bone-yard searching please

Thx

Maybe Lokar has something you can use.

I know a 72 Duster has the pedal mounted on the firewall without touching the floor.
Might be as simple as drilling a couple holes. You may be able to reuse your old cable too...

How about a later B-body? (mid-'70's)

Back when I had my '76 Dodge Club Cab, it had a gas pedal that mounted to the floor. I hated it. It felt awkward to me.

I was able to mount a pedal assembly from an early '80's truck in its place. I don't remember if I had to elongate one of the holes, or drill a new one, but, it was really simple.

What are you talking about here?? The floor pan is flat on 67 B-bodies. I'll go out and get a picture to avoid the ensuing argument.

Pic 1 Shows a bare floor and it is flat. pic 2 You can see the blue floor has the pedal sitting on the lat floor.

The way the gas pedal is installed is there is a rectangular hole cut in the heel pad in the carpet. A rectangle shaped white foam piece goes under the carpet to hold the heel pad up so the gas pedal sits flush on the heel pad.

Wow - did I ever pay close attn to what I cut out haha. I swore there was the rectangular boss...but that clearly shows I was smoking in the garage that day

Many thx NANKET!!

Glad to help out.