Definately try beleeding the clutch

 

Ok I'll give that a try.......What about the clutch restrictor plate that was mentioned earlier? Does it need to be off to do this? If so where is it and how do I take it off?

 

UPDATE: So I bled the clutch again........added more fluid....drove it around a little. Maybe something that might help diagnose this is it seems like the car goes into gear a lot easier if it's moving..i.e I backed out of the driveway and while I was still rolling back a little I pressed the clutch and it shifted right into first...I drove it around the circle...shifted to second no problems but as soon as I came to a stop the car wouldn't go into gear. No bubbles when I bleed the clutch.....clutch feels good.......I'm lost any ideas? Thanks guys for helping out don't know what I'd do if I didn't have these forums.

 

Suggestion, get a friend to help you out and verify if the piston on the slave cylinder is moving the clutch release arm when the car won't go into gear.