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Join Date: Sep 2011
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Can anybody point me to photos of the correct toe board for a 1934 pickup?
I am piecing together a mostly stock '34 pickup and I don't have a toe board and don't know what the correct toe board should look like. Any help appreciated! |
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: southeastern Michigan
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There's one on ebay at the present time going off shortly. A photo is attached, but I believe the listing to be in error and the pan listed is for a '33-'34 four-cylinder passenger car. The difference visually is minor in that the truck pan has a couple of tabs riveted on the bottom edge. The pan is not a 100% as three holes have been added for a floor-mounted headlamp dimmer switch and a chunk of it is missing in the area of the brake pedal slot. It will, however, give you a reference for your search with the above caveats.
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Wichita, KS
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Here are a couple of photos of a NOS toeboard that sold on eBay five years ago for $107.
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