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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Restoration => Topic started by: sixt9x33rs on September 16, 2010, 11:05:02 AM
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Does anyone kow where to buy the pressed in nut that is in the fender extension of a 69 Camaro? This nut holds the front bumper to the car.
Thanks,
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Had the same problem with my 67. Could not find a 3/8"-16 nut (AMK only makes up to 5/16"), so I made one and brazed it in place. After painting it looks just like the original.
Bob
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Had the same problem with my 67. Could not find a 3/8"-16 nut (AMK only makes up to 5/16"), so I made one and brazed it in place. After painting it looks just like the original.
Bob
I am not that good...I will have to look for a junk one and press the nut out of a fender extension.
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The inner front bumper extension is only $16.00 from Classic Ind.
Bob
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ok thanks
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I have a used spare from a old fender extension if you are interested in it.
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I have a used spare from a old fender extension if you are interested in it.
yes that would be great. My email is lmshaw@bellsouth.net or pm me.
Thank you
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I have found that most of the Repops. don't have the correct nut attached. They are usually a hex nut.
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I don't think anyone makes a duplicate of the original "pierce-nut"; they were auto-fed into a punch press, which had a die set that pierced the hole, inserted the nut, and peened the corners to retain it in the panel in the stamping plant. We hated them in production - if you cross-threaded the bolt, it would spin the nut out of the hole, and you had to repair it with a loose hex nut.