Name that part

[JMD]

Took apart my '67 k20 3 years ago and of course didn't label anything. Figured "I'll remember" Can anyone tell me what I'm looking at here?

[hugger6933]

Clutch bell crank bracket. It goes on the frame under the general area of where the master cylinder would be.

[JMD]

Thank you sir, must have come off a different frame as my '67 is an auto. No wonder I couldn't figure out what it was.

[burnin oil]

I didn't think a 4x4 auto was available till the end of the body style.

[Grumpy old man]

Actually the picture makes it look bigger than it is , it's a jack mount that's located behind the seat on the passengers side it's only about 3 inches wide
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[irl104]

Yes, Holds the jack handle crank and lug wrench. The little cut out is where the retainer spring connects.

[leddzepp]

Originally Posted by Grumpy old man

Actually the picture makes it look bigger than it is , it's a jack mount that's located behind the seat on the passengers side it's only about 3 inches wide
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This ^^^

[JMD]

Thanks guys, much appreciated.

Originally Posted by burnin oil

I didn't think a 4x4 auto was available till the end of the body style.

Can anyone else verify this? My truck has traded hands countless times and it could very well have come with a manual trans from the factory. SPID says it had a 327, but makes no mention of an auto trans...There's no evidence of clutch linkage on the cab, so unless the PO went through the trouble of removing all the extra hardware I'm led to believe it came with an automatic. Thoughts?

[swamp rat]

Looks like a fancy bottle opener on one side

[chewychevy67]

Yep jack part. I think only 67 68 cause 69 went to the bag in the cab corner style.