Camaro is different... Big car is 3931416 (right on the back of it). But I'll go check Chevelle!

They're unique to the B body Chevy's, and not reproduced.    I was fortunate to attain a very nice used one.   I'd say you'll need to continue with your plan of modifying a reproduction 4 speed brake pedal by putting the disc brake emblem in it.

You've done good work, it looks fine to me. I can tell you've flipped the pad 180 degrees, which is the right thing to do to even out the wear. The photo I posted is in my 70 Parisienne that I put the 4 speed into. And yes, the wheel is for the US cars. I mounted the tach by my right knee, same as in my 2+2 rag, but realized I couldn't see it with the proper Parisienne steering wheel. My 2+2 rag also has the US wheel.

Does anyone know what the lower level cars (Biscayne, Strato Chief) got for a pedal when they had a standard trans and disc brakes? It's part number 3931413 instead of 3931416 but I have no idea what it looks like.

Is it a rubber pedal that says "Disc Brakes" in rubber? Seems like a lot of work to go to rather than just using the normal blank pedal in that case. But I've never seen one and have no idea!

Sorry Vincent but I either misunderstand or I disagree. At least according to the parts book, the base non-power cars would run 3884850, which is all standard transmission cars -except- disc brakes. That's the standard square pedal that's used and reproduced everywhere. But it looks nothing like the rounded-off pedals shown in the other thread, which confuses me. I think those are actually 58-64 pedals according to the pictures at 4speedconversions.com, but I'm still learning.

www.4speedconversions.com/69-70_chevy_b_pedals.html

But disc Brake cars would receive either 3931416 (if Impala or above, which is what I have) or 3931413 (cars below Impala, like a Biscayne or Strato Chief four speed with disc brakes).

It's the 3931413 that no one seems to have a picture of - Power Disc Brakes in a four speed Strato Chief, Laurentian or Biscayne. The book says 750 series.

I'll take a look at my new Impala catalog as well since it covers 58-70 and see what it says and report back.

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Sorry Vincent but I either misunderstand or I disagree. At least according to the parts book, the base non-power cars would run 3884850, which is all standard transmission cars -except- disc brakes. That's the standard square pedal that's used and reproduced everywhere. But it looks nothing like the rounded-off pedals shown in the other thread, which confuses me. I think those are actually 58-64 pedals according to the pictures at 4speedconversions.com, but I'm still learning.

www.4speedconversions.com/69-70_chevy_b_pedals.html

But disc Brake cars would receive either 3931416 (if Impala or above, which is what I have) or 3931413 (cars below Impala, like a Biscayne or Strato Chief four speed with disc brakes).

It's the 3931413 that no one seems to have a picture of - Power Disc Brakes in a four speed Strato Chief, Laurentian or Biscayne. The book says 750 series.

I'll take a look at my new Impala catalog as well since it covers 58-70 and see what it says and report back.

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 Yes the lower priced  B body models had the 3931413 Disc brake pad . Extremely rare , as the disc brake option was rarely ordered on these economy models.

Here is a NOS one that I found years ago ( for a very lofty sum ) . I've been looking for approx 12 years, and have never seen another become available .

I have still not installed it on my 69 Biscayne ( and may not ) 

 

Dave , I have no problem you sharing the pictures for their data base