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Any one of these do it for you?

Push rod in booster is to long. Holds the brakes on.

For what it's worth, here's what Corvette Mag says.

Here's a web site on how to rebuild it. http://www.vetteprojects.com/kstyer/quadrajet.htm

Keisler sells a hydraulic clutch kit. http://www.keislerauto.com/index.php?/accessories.html

I think your 80' is the same as my 78'. There are a couple screws that hold the gage/radio cluster to the tunnel console. Note also that there is a small bracket that supports the back of the radio on the right side, attaches to the trannis tunnel.

This link might help you. http://www.secondchancegarage.com/public/186.cfm

You can buy just about every part on C3 Vettes. Here is the relay valve if that is what you need...

I agree, relay valve. Here is a trouble shooting article. Go to the Vacuum Trouble shooting section. http://www.corvette-101.com/

The engine is running right? Has to be a vacuum leak or bad relay valve.

Go to Jim Shea's papers. There are some on the levers. http://jimshea.corvettefaq.com/?page_id=4 This might help too. http://forums.corvetteforum.com/showthread.php?t=1107000&page=18

Here's a How to article from ZIP. Go to the last page and there are a couple trouble shooting tips. You may have lost the ground or 12V. http://www.corvettemagazine.com/2005/june/tach/tach-lead.asp

You can also fill it with grease and drive a bolt that fits close to the bearing ID into it.

I've used Duplicolor #1609 on my 78' which seemed to match pretty close. http://www.duplicolor.com/products/engine.html

I've done it both ways and prefer one at a time. I get nervous with all that weight hanging on the end of my Harbor Freight made in China cherry picker. Plus as I recall you have to remove the rad support to pull it with the trannie still on.

Does this help you? It's from my 78' with A/C Here's the engine side, but the A/C compressor was removed.

When I was looking for harnesses for my 71', The Last Detail Corvette had the best prices and they were the Lectric Limited brand. The most difficult harness to install is the dash harness, the rest are easy by comparison. They also sell on eBay. http://www.tld-corvette.com/

Very nice!!!

There is still a good market for the REALLY nice bumper cars because the folks that can afford them can still afford them even in a recession so prices will remain high. The lower end (driver quality) like most of us have will take a hit. When you look at the Corvette Magazine values, it is a...

This is a 78' speedo gear housing. You will need both the outside o'ring (you can just barely see it in the photo) and the orange seal on the inside. Try the Chevy dealer first. As I recall, I bought mine from one of the Corvette parts suppliers. Here is the ZIP parts...