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#203320 03/09/2006 11:07 PM
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On the door panels of my '54 3600 there are several bolts that have a rectangular head - similar to a flat screwdriver but wider. Are these clutch head screws? If not, does anyone know what they are and how to remove them?

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the original clutch head screws are slightly hour glass shaped sockets - like these - there are screwdrivers made to fit, available at most vendors, and from a lot of tool places, like SnapOn and usually NAPA

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Thanks Bill,

Those are the ones... My eyesight ain't what it used to be... They are hourglass shaped. Guess I'm off to NAPA for more stuff - Yeehaa!!

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if you're not into a complete restoration just use 1/4''x20 threaded screws or bolts to replace those old clutch heads


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Clifford, go to American Classic Truck Parts.
Under accessories part # MS840 set of 4 Clutch
head drivers 5/32, 3/16, 1/4, & 5/16 for $18.00
Well worth it. Good Luck

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Also, Chevs of the 40's Vancouver,Wash., www.chevsofthe40s.com sells screwdriver, 5 bits(1/8"-5/16"),$19.00. All bits fit in compartment in handle of driver...


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