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1963 door screws
#832556 03/06/2012 12:33 AM
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What do you call the ones behind the door panel cant seem to find a bit to fit them.
Re: 1963 door screws
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clutch head screwdrivers are available from most FLAPS and vintage parts vendors

Bill

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Re: 1963 door screws
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Not sure if your door screws are 1/4 or smaller but last week getting set to take the bed apart I ran into this as well. While I have 1/4" screw driver from NAPA I need a 5/16 head drive and those are NOT at your FLAPS. Well maybe yours but not mine... ohwell
I looked on line and found 1/4" bits for 7 or 9 bucks each for driver bits and screw driver types were nearly 20 each at some places. I was getting set to bite the bullet when someone suggested SnapOn tools. I ordered 3 driver bits for less than 8 bucks total. dance
I guess I made an a$$ out of me thinking SnapOn would be an arm or a leg when in the end they were the real 'Deal' thumbs_up

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Re: 1963 door screws
CASO #832873 03/07/2012 1:11 AM
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A royal pain is what they were pb blaster hammer vice grips wont put those back thanks for the response .
Re: 1963 door screws
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