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Hot Rods Can someone with a 32 ford coupe help me please......

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by brady1929, Mar 13, 2017.

  1. brady1929
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    Can someone with a 32 ford coupe help me with the proper hardware. I would like to find out what hardware is needed to mount the 32 grill shell onto my radiator. Not the screws on top but the four screws on both sides. A picture would help too. Thanks in advance.
     
  2. KENDEUCE
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    For concours restoration, I don't know. I have always used 10-24 button head stainless and stainless nuts. There easy to get at Home Depot etc.


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  3. brady1929
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    Well, I temporarily have a 1/4 inch countersunk screw in there but I don't think that is correct. Not concours restoration.
     
  4. bowie
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    I can't tell you what stock uses, but on my mouldy old channel job ; I'm using four 7/16" x 1/2" long bolts .
     

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  6. Fordors
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    If you are looking for factory type then you need 12-24 pan head screws, 9/16 long and black oxided. The nuts were 7/16 square, 5/32 thick and plain steel.
    Like others have posted I use stainless button heads.
     
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  8. woodiewagon46
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    If you are looking for exact restoration quality, Roy Nacewicz, www.fordbolts.com, has the proper screws. Part no. D-540, 12-24 binding head, in S-2 Ford finish.
     
  9. brady1929
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    Just a hot rod, not a restoration. Thanks everyone.
     
  10. krylon32
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    I use 1/4X3/4 inch stainless button heads with ss nylock nuts.
     
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  11. swifty
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    Hell bowie the holes in your shell must be flogged out if you can fit 7/16" dia bolts in there or are the nuts 7/16" AF?
     
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  12. Not flat head AKA counter sunk, pan head or button head.
    pan heads tend to be not as tall as button heads.
    If 10-24 is the correct size, the #10 will be shorter than the 1/4" hole you're filling now.
     
  13. TudorTony
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    from NJ

  14. bowie
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    Meant to say 1/4" : lol
     
  15. Brady you are welcome to come over anytime to use my car as a template if needed.
     
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  16. brady1929
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    Thanks Ron, you are one hell of a nice guy. That means a lot to me. Should be ready for Deuce Day 2018!
     

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