Throwout bearing is $69 at NAPA.

[alex e]

Sheesh. Looks like I gotta pony up. Thanks NAPA. Can I grab this somewhere else for a better price? Anyone picked one up lately for a 75 or later 4speed?

 

[amaurer]

$37 from SOR

 

[alex e]

Is that a sign of the apocalypse? SOR cheaper than NAPA?

 

[pappy]

Too bad you don't live closer to CruiserDan. $57 for OEM.

 

[Texx]

Post the numbers, I'll bet you can find it much cheaper.

 

[alex e]

Clutch Release Bearing
From 1/75
ATM
0702410
$46.99

Clutch Release Bearing
BRG
N3075
$69.29

 

[Maros N Bagos]

Go see Steve at CCOT...


$44.61

 

[65swb45]

Hmmm, they seem to be $29.95 in Burbank.

 

[Trollhole]

ALL-FOREIGN CAR PARTS - Import & Domestic Car Parts, Import & Domestic Truck Parts, Brakes, Rotors, Distrubutors

 

[Coolerman]

CDan ships, just call him...

 

[BELMONT148]

I couldn't get Trollholes link to work but the part # is TOY001358 and it is only $27.14 @ www.all-foreign.com

edit: It does work now, but I will leave this here for reference in case it ever stops.

Jeremy

 

[alex e]

Need to get it here so i can work on it Monday.

 

[alex e]

NAPA is out....7 days to ship one here?

 

[alex e]

Cool Cruisers it is......done.

 

[slickrock]

They are cheaper in Burbank, CA

 

[alex e]

I'm done...picked up the TO and pilot bearingat CCOT just now.....gotta go take my antidepressants after seeing the 75 and 79 there in the warehouse. Gawddamn beautiful rigs they have there.

 

[Radish150]

That Napa price is just irritating (&%$···· nAPA), you can probably do quite well just to take the actual bearing down to ANY industrial bearing supply house and they can match it up with about 6 different makes of at different prices (all cheaper than Napa) and you can take your pick. I bought a Japanese made TO bearing in PERU for my 67 for 23$, and things generally cost more here than the US. When in the states I never buy an automotive bearing from an Auto store.

ciaooooo

 

[Downey]

Hmmm, they seem to be $29.95 in Burbank.

And only pennies more in Downey.

 

[Poser]

That Napa price is just irritating (&%$···· nAPA), you can probably do quite well just to take the actual bearing down to ANY industrial bearing supply house and they can match it up with about 6 different makes of at different prices (all cheaper than Napa) and you can take your pick. I bought a Japanese made TO bearing in PERU for my 67 for 23$, and things generally cost more here than the US. When in the states I never buy an automotive bearing from an Auto store.

ciaooooo

Your 1967 throw out bearing is smaller than the one used with the later model clutch assemblies and should cost far less than the larger later model piece. Your earlier throw out bearing costs about 20 bucks here at auto parts shops and bearing shops in MN.