Most all the fasteners are standard hardware, wood screws #8 & #10, carriage bolts, and machine screws. If you want to invest in stainless steel find a good boat shop for hardware. Some of the wood tee nuts you won't be able to find (make your own). The most difficult part of putting in new wood is the doors. You will have remove the steel bracket on the internal hinge side by drilling out two rivets and many spot welds. This necessary to install the fasteners on the pieces of horizontal wood above and below the window. Jim Rodmans wood pieces are not the same as the original pieces when it comes to installing fasteners. The holes in the floor for the rear cab mounting are for the 1/2 ton and not for the 1.5 ton; you will have to drill new holes. There are many tricks to installing. I am in the process of writing an instruction manual for rewooding the 34-35 trucks.
