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#1090873 03/11/2015 9:35 PM
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I have a Fulton visor with the center support (1953 3100) I'm trying to bolt the 2 center sections together, the top and bottom parts. It holds the 2 center supports in place, then the stainless steel strip hides the fasteners. My question is this, what kind of fasteners did you use, how long of a fastener and what thickness? What kind of nut? a sheet metal type or a regular nut. I like pics.

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I have some on my other computer. If no one posts pics I'll send you what I have tomorrow after I fire my desktop up.


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Hi again
I too have some pics buried deep in my computer if needed.
I used the original ones that came with the Fulton on my truck. They are simple round head stovebolts with square nuts attached on the other side. The heads face down so they are visible from below from the driver's side. They are nothing fancy. If you want to pics of mine just let me know.


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Thanks Peter, that helps. My visor is missing a few things, mostly there but no bolts and one bracket isn't there either.

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I sent you what pics I have. I frankly don't remember how the two center halves fasten together. If the pics I sent don't show what you need I'll go out to the garage and take a look. I believe they may be what's called a Binding Post similar to what holds the end brackets and center support clamps together.

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