OK GUYS, HERE ARE PICTURES OF THE ACTUAL FINISHED PEDAL. I apologize in advance if I am not supposed to post in multiple places, but want everyone to have a shot at this if they want it. I was in contact with him directly, and he is willing to do a direct buy for us, for a limited time, with expedited shipping, which I will facilitate. He will send them all to me from Australia via an express courier in one big box, once we have a total. I will then package them into padded flat rate US mail envelopes and send them on to you guys. Anyone who wants one via this group buy will need to go to his company website, bustanut.com.au, starting TODAY. The group buy window will END on FRIDAY the 17th at 9pm PST.
When you go to his site to order, you will pay right at the time, just like any other purchase, via a secure payment portal. For the group buy, that cost will be a total of $48 US, which INCLUDES the flat rate shipping I will be doing for him. He will then reimburse me for shipping once I get the big box and forward each pedal on, which I will do within a day or two after receiving it. That keeps the costs down for all of us, compared to shipping each one from Australia, and we will get them MUCH sooner.
So, starting THIS Sunday, go to bustanut.com.au and find the Dodge Durango Truck Dead Pedal for sale. Complete your transaction no later than Sunday the 19th at 9pm PST. Everyone who signs up by that date should expect to receive their pedal by the 29th, give or take a day.
It's taken a while guys, but it looks fantastic in my opinion. He says this method of attachment has been used very successfully on several other pedals. Anyone who has any doubts about this being secure enough can simply replace his backing plat machine screws with your own stainless sheet metal screws and go directly into the floor if you want. I'm using the backing plate myself. Looking forward to getting these in soon. It's taken a few weeks, but the results are an excellent match to our Mopar Bright Pedals. Yes, these are a little more expensive than the generic ones you can find on eBay. It's custom made for our vehicle, and involves a separate threaded back plate in machine screws. He even changed vendors for the metal part because he wasn't happy with the overall quality of the first mock up, which I thought looked good. It's a quality piece, and still under the $50 estimated at the beginning, even with the extra parts.
Later, they will then be up for sale on eBay for $7-8 dollars more. Plus, that price includes the "slow boat" shipping, which takes a month or more from Australia.
Thanks everyone, STUART
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When you go to his site to order, you will pay right at the time, just like any other purchase, via a secure payment portal. For the group buy, that cost will be a total of $48 US, which INCLUDES the flat rate shipping I will be doing for him. He will then reimburse me for shipping once I get the big box and forward each pedal on, which I will do within a day or two after receiving it. That keeps the costs down for all of us, compared to shipping each one from Australia, and we will get them MUCH sooner.
So, starting THIS Sunday, go to bustanut.com.au and find the Dodge Durango Truck Dead Pedal for sale. Complete your transaction no later than Sunday the 19th at 9pm PST. Everyone who signs up by that date should expect to receive their pedal by the 29th, give or take a day.
It's taken a while guys, but it looks fantastic in my opinion. He says this method of attachment has been used very successfully on several other pedals. Anyone who has any doubts about this being secure enough can simply replace his backing plat machine screws with your own stainless sheet metal screws and go directly into the floor if you want. I'm using the backing plate myself. Looking forward to getting these in soon. It's taken a few weeks, but the results are an excellent match to our Mopar Bright Pedals. Yes, these are a little more expensive than the generic ones you can find on eBay. It's custom made for our vehicle, and involves a separate threaded back plate in machine screws. He even changed vendors for the metal part because he wasn't happy with the overall quality of the first mock up, which I thought looked good. It's a quality piece, and still under the $50 estimated at the beginning, even with the extra parts.
Later, they will then be up for sale on eBay for $7-8 dollars more. Plus, that price includes the "slow boat" shipping, which takes a month or more from Australia.
Thanks everyone, STUART
