67 Skylark Clutch Linkage
1967 Buick A Body Clutch Release Linkage
(Our Part #076)
1363431
0.787 ROD, Clutch release
64-67 Special-Skylark C.T. less G.S. (Buick Parts Book)
1378077
0.787 ROD, Clutch release
67-68 4600 C.T. Flr. Shift (Buick Parts Book)
3750696
0.793 SPRING, Ball stud ret. (1" O.S. dia.)-(0.851)
61-70 ALL C.T. (Buick Parts Book)
1363431
0.787 ROD, Clutch release
64-67 Special-Skylark C.T. less G.S. (Buick Parts Book)
1378077
0.787 ROD, Clutch release
67-68 4600 C.T. Flr. Shift (Buick Parts Book)
3750696
0.793 SPRING, Ball stud ret. (1" O.S. dia.)-(0.851)
61-70 ALL C.T. (Buick Parts Book)
(Our Part #287)
1363719
0.795 YOKE, Clutch release
64-67 Special-Skylark C.T. exc. G.S. (Buick Parts Book)
9787069
0.795 YOKE, Clutch release
67 Skylark G.S. C.T. (Buick Parts Book)
3935289
1363719
0.795 YOKE, Clutch release
64-67 Special-Skylark C.T. exc. G.S. (Buick Parts Book)
9787069
0.795 YOKE, Clutch release
67 Skylark G.S. C.T. (Buick Parts Book)
3935289
0.851 STUD, Equalizer to equalizer frame brkt.
66-73 ALL A C.T. (Buick Parts Books)
(Our Part #441)
3743349
0.851 SEAT, Ball stud to cl. equalizer frame brkt.
65 400 Eng. C.T. Floor shift (Buick Parts Book)
66-69 ALL C.T. (Buick Parts Book)
0.851 STUD, Clutch equalizer to engine
67 30-4000 C.T. exc. 4600 Col. shift
(Not available) (Buick Parts Book)
0.851 STUD, Clutch equalizer to engine
67-70 4600 C.T. Floor Shift (Buick Parts Book)
(Not available use our Part #293)
1376762
0.852 EQUALIZER, Clutch release (bushing & swivel)
66-67 30-4000 C.T. col. shift (Buick Parts Book)
3840841
0.852 BRACKET, cl. lvr. & shaft equalizer mtg.
64-67 Special-Skylark C.T. (225-300 eng.) (Buick Parts Book)
135741
0.854 PIN, Clevis (1" long x 5/16" dia.)
63-68 ALL as req. (Buick Parts Book)
Disclaimer:
Factory correct applications are your responsibility. GM made part and part # changes with no rhyme but a reason (no production interruptions at any cost).
Application charts are for replacement parts that were available at the time of parts book printing, and when possible model specific assembly manuals.
My observations come from the parts I have in my collection or other reliable sources your parts may differ.
If Factory correctness is your goal, do more research, join car clubs,
forums and buy an assembly manual if one is available for your Project Car (you wont be sorry).
This is a fun and interesting part of the hobby!
