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#1462496 08/13/2022 3:48 AM
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Hi, what types of screws connect the grill to the gravel pan? My grill is new. Is it nuts and bolts or screw clips and screws? I couldn’t find it in the assembly manual. 1950 Chevy truck. Thank you


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I'm pretty sure the connection is made by clip nuts and hex head sheet metal screws from the bottom. IIRC, the screw size is #10.
Unfortunately the assembly manual is for '54 grilles.


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It is nutplate clips (large tinnerman clips)- with sheet metal screws that have hexagonal heads. True value hardware had both of these, when I put my grill on several weeks ago


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Thank you. The screws came with the bolt kit I got…I think. But no clip nuts. Much appreciated


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