Restoration question,..toe board

[d.j. moordigian]

Saw this toe board at a recent swap meet. This view is of the bottom and cut
quite different than any floor toe board that I've ever seen. It's for a 1928
with the E-brake to the front of the shiftier. It's also confirmed to be original
by a senior JSC member. The question..

Does anyone have a toe board that looks like this on there car?
Do you have any photos?

Thanks,
Dudley

 

[Tom Wesenberg]

That's one I haven't seen before.

 

[1931 flamingo]

Are ya sure it's original?? A lot can happen in 85+ years ! ! JMO
Paul in CT

 

[2manycars]

I wonder why the cutouts for the pedals.

 

[d.j. moordigian]

Are ya sure it's original?? A lot can happen in 85+ years ! ! JMO
Paul in CT

If you reread what I wrote,..that a Senior JS member confirmed that it is
correct. He looked at the "cuts" on the back side for the clutch and brake
pedals and so did I. The "cuts" are original when the boards were made..

I wonder why the cutouts for the pedals.

That's what were wondering about..hence the photo and question. Kinda
odd but, real interesting..

 

[Ed Saniewski]

Is that a rubber pad nailed to the board?

 

[d.j. moordigian]

Is that a rubber pad nailed to the board?

Yes,..in 2 spots. The rubber is a "farmer fix"...