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I installed the rear bumper yesterday. I put the brackets on first and then fastened the bumper to the bracket. I installed the bumper guards first to hold the bumper onto the brackets and then I installed the bumper bolts to each end. Once hand tightened , I lined everything up and tightened...

Thanks for both comments. When I removed the bumpers by myself, I set jack stands under the bumper to hold it in place while I removed the brackets. When I was laying out my newly rechromed bumpers and bolts, I forgot how light the bumpers really are, and it gave me the idea to install the...

I want to know what is the best way to re-install my bumpers and brackets? Should I install the brackets onto the car frame and then install the bumper or does it make sense to install the brackets onto the bumper and install as one unit? I removed years ago when I started my restoration and...

I have received the 8/32 set screws and 8/32 hex nuts in stainless and installed on C molding. See photos.

Looks nice, I had my bumpers re-chromed last year and will be reinstalling soon.

Just ordered the screws and the nuts in stainless .

Just spoke with them and they have 5/8" long , Part# 94105A316 (Pack of 50 for $10.85) or the stainless screw is #94355A198(pack of 25) for $6.82. So once installed into the molding, I should have 7/16" remaining on the stud to accept the nut. So I will probably go with the stainless part. I...

Yes Don, I was just getting ready to call them. Thanks

All good points. My original idea to use a stainless screw, screw into the molding for fit, cut off the head and get the nut in place, then remove and re-install and see how well it holds before I reinstall the thread with loctite. I also was thinking I could install the screw on with loctite...

Thank you Don

I bought a new pair of C moldings for my 67 Charger from Year One. Year One advertisement stated that they don't provide the hardware. There are machined studs that screw into the C molding and you secure with a nut. I want to know if there is a source for the 8/32" threaded post that is...

Are you still looking for the bottom rear window trim piece for your car? I had bid on ebay for 4 piece rear window trim for $159 and won the item. The Seller had a difficult time to mail to me, so I cancelled my bid and he refunded my money. The Seller handle is cady_fat_cat. The item number...

I sent you a PM, thank you.

You were right, it is a welded threaded insert. Whomever had my car before either punch it out or wore it out with too many battery changes. Thanks for your input.

Wow, I wasn't expecting that, I guess I will have to weld in an threaded insert or just bolt it in with a fastener. Thanks for your help and taking the time to take the picture. Very much appreciated.

Yes that is exactly the question, what goes in the empty hole below the bolt? Look forward to the picture qkcuda.

No it has a bolt

I want to confirm the correct fasterner to use to fasten the side battery tray bracket at the top of the interior fender. I am putting the car back together and of course didn't take a picture BEFORE I removed the fastener. There is a SQUARE notch on top, see picture. I also have a SQUARE...

Thank you! That is a perfect photo, much appreciated

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