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Does anyone have a vent handle stud, the stud the actual vent handle goes on to ?

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I guess it would help to know what it goes on...lol
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Try your local wrecking yards like Pick & Pull or Pick A Part. You will be able to get the stud and waffel washers too.
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One of mine broke off, too. I haven't seen an old truck in a salvage yard for a long time. ohwell

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Go to http://www.customclassictrucks.com/techarticles/1101cct_chevrolet_c10_door_secrets/index.html , an article on vent window repairs on a '67 C10 . I know yours isn't a '67 but it should be similar and might be of some help to you - good luck !


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I have several, if you still need one.

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Yes, I'm stil looking ...I sent you a PM let me know on a price...Thanks

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I had the same thing happen to me, I just removed the Vent portion by drilling out the rivets that connect the little swivel hinge to the vent assembly frame, replaced with a new one and replace rivets. you will have to bend the swivel hinge a little.

truely the easiest way is to replace the whole thing, but mine were just rebuilt and I had the replacement vent window as a spare.

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