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Any body know what type of screws are correct for a deluxe fresh-air heater box on a 1959 Chevy 3100?
New guy here...trying to make things correct as I go along. My heater was apparently apart before I owned the truck and there are three types of screws being used to put it back together #8 phillips washer head, #8 hex with slotted head and #12 philips.
Thanks!

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mine has hex head without slots.. don't know whether or not that is original, but that is what it has...

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I could be wrong, but I think they had clutch head screws in them.


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Mine has hex head, no slots.

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all originals I've seen were plain phillips, take your pick wink

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Thanks guys for all the input. Red58, the photos were particularly helpful.

Bob


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