help identifying the clutch and brake pedal pads

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mighty7
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Your car is a: 1985 Pininfarina Spider Azzura

help identifying the clutch and brake pedal pads

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I have a 1985 Pininfarina Spider Azzurra and need to replace the clutch and brake pedal rubber pads. I see I can purchase two different style pads and both vendors claim that it is the style pad that originally came from the factory. I was hoping that those of you that have a 1985 Pininfarina can help me identify the distinction. Since all these cars are old enough the ones on your car may have already been replaced. Let me know which you have on your car as well as if you think those are the original or may have been replaced as some point. These cars are so much fun to drive so these pedals get a lot of foot stomping action and wear.

These are from Midwest-Bayless that claims they are “Exactly identical in every way to what came on 124 Spiders Coupes and Lancia Scorpions in the dealer showroom. Fits correctly and does not compromise on OE details.” They actually replied to an email query that this is the part number as identified in the Fiat parts microfiche.

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These are the ones that are on sale at International-Auto and claim to be specific to the “1985 Fiat Pininfarina Spider”. These are also the style that I currently have on my car, but as I am not the original owner I don't know if these were put on after market or not. AI hasn't replied yet to my query about the distinction.

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Any perspective from your experience would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Last edited by mighty7 on Sat Jan 21, 2017 5:59 pm, edited 1 time in total.
vandor
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Your car is a: 1971 124 Spider
Location: Texas, USA

Re: help identifying the clutch and brake pedal pads

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The first ones with the chevrons are the right ones.
Csaba
'71 124 Spider, much modified
'17 124 Abarth, silver
http://italiancarclub.com/csaba/
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