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    WANTED: Holden V8 Clutch Fork Plates

    NEEDED/WANTED TO BUY

    Holden RED V8 Clutch Fork Plates

    Shown here is the 6cyl version "same but different" in the V8 version!

    clutch_fork_plates.jpg

    Maybe you have some from a gearbox change etc? Check under the bench.
    Even if you have the bellhousing and fork complete, please let me know.

    M20/M21 - 253/308 same.
    Selling HJ 253 Engine
    Engine Number QR718*** | 19M5 Clock Casting at 6 O'Clock
    19th December 1975 Suit HJ Late Dec 1975 to April 1976

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    Just had a quick look, & found 2 V8 housings, no fork or anything on them, & 3 late cable b/housings.
    I seem to remember there being a spring on the fork as well?
    Used to see the clutch fork mounted with no plates, I presume someone was too lazy to replace after a changeover. & they seem to work without the plates. Are they to keep dirt & shit out of the clutch?

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    Hi Max,

    Thanks for looking. Yeah they are a pain in the rear, do have a spring and are there to help keep dust out. I use to run without them.
    But you know how it is, restoring a HQ Sandman to factory spec etc.

    I have a bellhousing, fork, ball, dust/inspection cover and spring. Really only need these plates. But happy enough to take a package deal to get what I need.
    Selling HJ 253 Engine
    Engine Number QR718*** | 19M5 Clock Casting at 6 O'Clock
    19th December 1975 Suit HJ Late Dec 1975 to April 1976

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    Got an old school mechanic mate he has stuff from the 80s i will see him on the weekend and ask the question
    So the 6 cylinder ones wont do the job ?

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    Thanks Gene, that would be appreciated. Nah, the 6 banger uses different plates because one of the plates slips over the clutch fork and the forks are completely different in shape and style.
    I actually have the 6 cyl version here. Wish it was the same!
    Selling HJ 253 Engine
    Engine Number QR718*** | 19M5 Clock Casting at 6 O'Clock
    19th December 1975 Suit HJ Late Dec 1975 to April 1976

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    G'day Innuendo,
    Did you find these, or still looking?
    Greg OzWreck had a you tube this morning, with the back of a van full of bellhousings hes clearing out.
    I tried to put a link, but didn't work

    Cheers Max

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    Quote Originally Posted by maxsandman View Post
    G'day Innuendo,
    Did you find these, or still looking?
    Greg OzWreck had a you tube this morning, with the back of a van full of bellhousings hes clearing out.
    I tried to put a link, but didn't work

    Cheers Max
    G'day Max,

    Yeah mate all sorted. Ended up buying a complete bellhousing, fork with plates etc. Expensive way of doing it but I just couldn't find them separate.
    So now I have "extras" so if anyone is looking for a fork or bellhousing hit me up!

    Thanks for the heads up though.
    Selling HJ 253 Engine
    Engine Number QR718*** | 19M5 Clock Casting at 6 O'Clock
    19th December 1975 Suit HJ Late Dec 1975 to April 1976

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