Need some brake pedal Identification photos and explanations

[55Mach1 10]

Well my 70 Mach originally was a power front disc brake car according to Marti Report. When i bought the car as a concour restored car it was restored with power front disc brakes using a newer styled power booster, like the ones the catalogs sell for doing a disc brake conversion

 

My brake pedal appears to be a 1969 manual brake pedal fronm seeing the pivot point and a few photos online but i honestly have no idea if this is the correct pedal for my car, no part numbers anywhere to be found. Very confused why this pedal came on my car with a power brake set up unless the pedal ratio makes the power brakes respond better i have no idea

 

So what i would like,to know is did Ford make just one styled manual brake pedal for manual trans cars such as for years 1967-1970 or are they year specific with different shapes, length and pedal ratios? What about other Ford models? Were all the manual trans manual brake pedals the same?

 

Looking for some real detailed answers here.

[chillininnh 21]

This page may be helpful.

 

http://www.mustangsteve.com/fyi_brakepedals/msFAQbrakepedals.html

[55Mach1 10]

Did find that link but no photos of man trans man brake pedals for 69 and 70

[chillininnh 21]

If your car was a factory disc car (they were all power) it should have the power disc pedal. Why someone would put a manual pedal in a concours restored factory disc car is a mystery.

 

 

This is the manual pedal. 68-70 manual brake pedal will fit 65-70 and work fine but has more side offset. Foot pad winds up in exactly the same spot, though. The foot pad is wider on the 68-70.

 

 

[chillininnh 21]

Here you go.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-Ford-Mustang-Boss-Shelby-Mach-4-speed-Manual-Brake-Pedal-OEM-1968-1970-/400690899216

 

[55Mach1 10]

Thanks for these photos i just bought one on ebay to replace with the right one. 45 years and who knows how many monkeys owned and wrenched on the car is why parts like this get changed out.