gaddy
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hi i just bought. a 68 dodge-coronet hard top roller dana 60 rear 440 engine, 4 speed needs assembly ,and every bolt to the car in ziplock bags LOL????,I'm looking for some help identifying the bolts thanks some where in GA,,,,,,,
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Hi, and welcome! Sounds like a cool project.
Unfortunately your post gives nothing to go on...
What you can do is lay all the bolts out in groups, measure the lengths, head and thread sizes, and take good clear pictures of all the different groups of bolts with the dimensions visibly written with them and post the pictures up here.
Even at that, some of them will just have to be figured out by trial and error or what fits the best.
Unfortunately your post gives nothing to go on...
What you can do is lay all the bolts out in groups, measure the lengths, head and thread sizes, and take good clear pictures of all the different groups of bolts with the dimensions visibly written with them and post the pictures up here.
Even at that, some of them will just have to be figured out by trial and error or what fits the best.
A bit pricey but will certainly put you in the ball park if not the right seat.
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gaddy
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thanks, i been searching. the internet but no free info on dodge... just chevy lol,,,
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this is the internet, and all your answers can be found here......... welcome
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what no pictures
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