I think that all you really need is a 9/16" combination wrench and a pair of vice grips. The grips to grip the spring that goes connects to the throwout bearing fork and the combo wrench to loosen the two bolts under the steering column and the adjustment on the clutch rod. I remove the spring first, the nut on the clutch rod (where you adjust the clutch pedal free play) second and then remove the bracket that resides under the steering column in the engine bay. It is a good iea to chedk the nylon ball on the bracket and the mating ball on the block, make sure the fiber washers are in place on either end and lubricate both ends and the pivot where the lower rod contacts the bearing fork. Shouldn't take more than and hour to remove and replace.
...modified '65 convertible...
