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#506288 02/15/2009 11:24 PM
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Does any know where to get the correct shoulder bolts for 51 panel bucket seat backs?


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Saint O: Seeing where you live I would think there is an Ace Hardwared store somewhere nearby. The one here in my home town surprises me everytime I go in it. ALL kinds of bolts/washers/nuts and springs. One of the nicest I've seen. The key may be to find someone that has worked there longer than 2 weeks!! A good guy can save you an hour of looking for what you need. I'd be surprised if they do not have what you need.


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I know I could get something that will work at the hardware store. I am looking for the correct hardware


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saintO, I'm talking about the correct hardware. I've been buying nuts,bolts and screws for several months now have found everything I need. Taped screws, shoulder bolts, square heads, ovals, all strengths, stainless ect ect....not just something that works! The best part is they are at least half the price of other places. Give them a try. You may be surprised.


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ACE is the place!!!
We have 'em here and they always have the correct style nut,bolt,pin,sleeve,tubing,sheet metal,spring,etc...............As Alvin says,,
Give 'em a try,,,you'll be surprised.

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I do Have a new supplier that I sell their stainless steal bolts etc.

Do you have a picture? I may have your bolt that you are looking for.

You can visit our website and see what we have but, do send me a pic of the bolts you are looking for.

In our standard kits there is three options on bolt styles which one style is the orginal type

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