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#1546578 05/11/2024 1:36 PM
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I just started working on 59 apache 3200. Working on door hinges and where they bolt to A-pillar. I am missing 4 of the 6 cage nuts and brackets. I have found the rectangular nuts online, however, not been able to locate the cage portion. Does anyone supply these that can be tacked in place? The panel itself is in decent shape and I'd rather not have to piece in replacement panel. Thanks in advance.


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You are looking for a captive nut, like this maybe

https://www.mcmaster.com/products/captive-nuts/aligning-weld-nuts-7/

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Restoration Specialties has those weld nuts also. You can buy them individually. LINK


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