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Hello! New member here. I have been working on a body off frame full restoration of a 1937 Chevy 1/2 ton pickup truck. This project started almost 2 years ago, and today we started the engine for the first time-and on the first crank! Exciting.

However, it seems that a former worker on the resto has misplaced the entire clutch linkage! We have the clutch pedal and the clutch fork assembled in the bell housing with the throwout bearing, but no linkage between the two!

Could anyone advise where I can get a diagram of this year's truck's clutch linkage showing the needed parts? And/or, where I might be able to source these parts? I have the factory shop manual and the owner's manual, but no info in either one on the linkage.

Any info is very much appreciated.

Thanks,

Jack Tyler

Take a look at the parts book

http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/parts/1929_54/index.htm

Thanks, Keith! Now I know where to start.

Much obliged.

Jack

If my memory is correct there is not much linkage on a 37,I think there is a triangle shaped piece that bolts on the pedal that the fork goes through. I converted my 37 to a 38 to 46 style clutch and linkage and could see if I do have anything left over.