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#796346 11/09/2011 4:25 AM
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I am getting ready to put the front fenders on my 64. There are two bolts at the rear of the fender. These are 3/8 fine thread (they are defiantly not coarse thread). I think they also come with a loose washer just under the bolt head. Does anyone know of a vendor that sells them. I have been looking and cannot locate anyone selling them.

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i have them used in good shape.
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RJ #796603 11/10/2011 2:52 AM
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RJ, I did find some that I had used. I know it is not the same as reusing a head bolt, however I was just wondering if they were available new. I figured they couldn't cost that much.
Guess I will just clean mine up.
I do appreciate the offer though.

Rusty64 #796720 11/10/2011 5:17 PM
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Rusty64:
Those bolts are 3/8" SAE thread. You should be able to buy new ones at any hardware store if you are not worried about the originality of the bolt head.
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I believe the correct name is Body Bolts, and Dorman makes them. Most any fastener house should have them close to you. I don't know if they do mail order, but we get ours at Hillco Fastener in Garden Grove,CA.

Rick O #796784 11/10/2011 7:52 PM
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I sent you a PM, if you are still in search of the factory-correct fasteners with the integral wide-flange washer.

Let me know if I can help and have a great day.

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try florida fasteners.


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