OE VW Clutch & Brake Pedal Pad - Beetle, Bus, Ghia, Type 3 - JP-8350-0

OE VW Clutch & Brake Pedal Pad - Beetle, Bus, Ghia, Type 3 - JP-8350-0For an air cooled VW, the small details often provide the most satisfaction. A worn out, slippery, or missing pedal pad isn't just an eyesoreits a safety concern. This original style JP Group cover restores the classic look and the confident grip your feet need for precise clutch and brake modulation. OE Style Clutch & Brake Pedal Pad Cover Complete your interior restoration or safety refresh with this high quality, original style pedal pad cover.

For an air-cooled VW, the small details often provide the most satisfaction. A worn-out, slippery, or missing pedal pad isn't just an eyesore—it’s a safety concern. This original-style JP Group cover restores the classic look and the confident grip your feet need for precise clutch and brake modulation.

OE-Style Clutch & Brake Pedal Pad Cover

Complete your interior restoration or safety refresh with this high-quality, original-style pedal pad cover. Manufactured by JP Group to meet factory specifications, this heavy-duty rubber cover features the classic "VW" logo and horizontal ribbing designed to provide maximum traction for your footwear, even in wet conditions.

Unlike generic universal covers, this unit is molded from a durable, UV-resistant rubber compound that won't crack or become "gummy" over time. It is a direct press-fit replacement for the metal pedal plates on almost every major air-cooled Volkswagen model.

Product Specifications & Features

• Quality: Original Equipment (OE) style reproduction.

• Material: High-density, slip-resistant black rubber.

• Detailing: Features the iconic stamped VW emblem.

• Fitment: Snug, press-fit design; no adhesive required.

• Interchange: Direct replacement for part number 98-5315-B.

Vehicle Fitment

This universal pad fits both the clutch and brake pedals for a wide range of vintage Volkswagens:

• Beetle (Type 1): 1947–1986

• Bus / Transporter (Type 2): 1950–1967 (Split Window models)

• Type 3: 1961–1973 (Notchback, Squareback, Fastback)

• Karmann Ghia: 1955–1974

• Thing (Type 181): 1969–1979

Tech Tip: For the easiest installation, soak the new rubber pad in warm, soapy water for a few minutes. This softens the rubber, allowing it to stretch over the metal pedal plate much easier for a perfect, secure fit.