60-62 Chevy truck bellhousing slave

OK I did a search and couldn't come up with anything. I picked up a 62 truck bellhousing to run behind a 327 in my 31 Coupe. Anyone know if NAPA carries the slave? Part number? What else is needed to run this set up?
Thank you in advance for any and all help!!!!

aloha,
rustfarmer

 

maybe something like this?

 

I can't find the reciept of the slave cylinder I had bought at my local NAPA, I did purchase mine from them. Just tell them you want the slave cylinder for a '60-'62 Chevy C10, with a V8.

The slave cylinder is the same for the V8 & inline 6 models. You will also need a adjustment rod, and a funky looking rectangle piece of metal that fits on the one end of the adjustment rod that fits into the 1 of the 2 grooves on the shift fork.
David

 

You can still get them from NAPA. The 1" bore is PN# 19097 and the 1 1/16" bore is PN# 36124. These numbers are from a 1961 2wd 1/2 ton truck. Hope this helps you out.

 

Squirrel, LeadFooted and NAPAGuy,

Thanks for all your help!!!! I really appreciae it. Anyone know if I have to use a clutch fork specific to the 60-62 bellhousings or will other years also work? I am planning on running a T5 with the 327. Thanks again for any and all help!!!

aloha,
rustfarmer

 

THAT was EZ...

 

this is what you're looking for

 

Information is like acorns to you squirrel , you are awesome!!!

 

I'm a bookworm

the fork was the same from 60-67, so if you can find one of them from a more common mid 60s truck it should work If you can't find one, pm me

 

Squirrel,

Thanks once again!!! I don't know how you do it!

aloha,
rustfarmer

 

I agree with you! He has lots of great knowledge and answers,the guy is sharp! ( Remember the guys in the TV commercial - I still think he must of spent time at a Holiday Inn somewhere to be a walking information center ) Gary 4T950 Chevy Guy

 

Does NAPA or anyone carry the pushrod and adjustment sleeve for the SL?