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who sells the wing window rivets ? I plan on getting my wing windows chromed , and cant seem to find the rivets anywhere for sale .

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I got mine from LMC trucks about a buck each

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Chevs of the 40s pin and tool

Classic Parts of America rivets and tool

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thanks guys !

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...good luck on getting rivets that "set" well. Be sure to spend the couple bucks for the little setting tool.

...as FYI I purchased rivets and tool but could never get the rivet to set and was a pain. This was some time ago and probably better today.....to do it I went to my machine shop buddy with a rivet and had him make me a few out of stainless steel and put threads on the bottom. Then got a nut with the nylon in it and used it to tighten it up. GOOD LUCK. Most have success but some bolters have reported having same problem as me....Not trying to be negative, just informative.


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