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#123892 01/07/2007 7:27 PM
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I have a Canadian built 46 1/2 ton and all the panels on the interior and whatever else are flat head screws as I guess they never had the clutchhead screws when they assembled them. Does anyone know what size they are as I probably can get them from a parts or hardware store here instead of going through ordering them from the States and have to pay exorbitant postal handling charges by customs. Thanks
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Sorry Bobt, not sure. Howsabout just takin several with you when you go shopping.

There are different sizes used thruout the interior. Check the head sizes for insite on this. There are also different lengths I have found. I would consider the kit, even though they are higher priced, saves a bunch of your time figuring out what you need.


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Unless you order the kit and it comes and most of the screws are wrong...grrrrr


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What a jip! Where did that kit come from?


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bobt,
Give American Classic a call and order their kit.
I used it to replace all the flathead screws in
my truck. Below is the part #

CB101 1934-46 Interior screw set, clutch head, black, Chevrolet, approximately 100 pieces $18.00 Set

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bobt, I think you will find that most of the interior panel screws are going to be 8-32 3/8" long. However when I replaced mine I had some that were stripped, so I tapped them out to 10-32. Also the screw sets that many of the vendors have don"t have enough screws in them for the entire interior.

What I did was to go and buy some round head hex drive screws of the size I needed. They come in black just like the clutch heads and unless you look real close you can't tell the difference.

Hope this helps
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Most clutchhead screws are hidden like inside the door panels. I replaced them so if I ever needed to adjust something or remove it it was simplier. But if your a deadon restore job go with those nightmare clutchheads.


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