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Where can I but a tool to remove screws on a 1954 Chevy 3100 door striker plate? The screws are slots that are a flat with a radius on each end. (__) Imagine a horizontal line on top and the curves are connected to the lines.
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They are called clutch-head screws. Search this forum on +clutch +head

There are drivers and bits available to use with this style of screw/bolt head.

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Thank you so much, found it.


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