Chevy Camaro Billet Pedals

The first pony cars date back to the 1950s. For several years, the Ford Mustang, introduced in 1964, remained the only pony car available on the American car market. However, the situation changed in 1966 with the launch of the Chevy Camaro. The nameplate of the model is a slang word for “friend”, and the car indeed seemed to be friendly and appealing. Before 2002, when its production was stopped, there were developed 4 generations of the Chevy Camaro. The new era of this car began in 2009, when its new, completely redesigned version came back to the market.

A steering wheel, transmission and pedals are the parts most commonly used by any driver during a ride. Regardless of the type of transmission your vehicle has, your foot touches pedals more often than you can even imagine, therefore they become worn out rather quickly. If you have already started customizing your vehicle’s interior, you might want to replace old pedals with billet ones. If so, in our online store, you will find a great variety of Chevy Camaro billet pedals. They are a great option for those who need a replacement or who are looking for the ways to make the vehicle look different.