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Old 01-29-2013, 05:25 PM
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Default Re: Body mount bolts and washers

These are the pictures Lynn was referencing.











Also here is the difference in the Original VS Repro rad support bolts and the correct set up with the retainer clip holding the busing bolt washer assembly to the rad support.

Pointed Bolt (TOP) is the ORIGINAL - the reproduction is VERY close except for the lack of point, which could be remedied fairly quickly.





Original on the right is Grade 5 whereas the replacement on the left is a Grade 8.



Last one showing the push on spring steel retainer (makes assembly much easier)

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Are original 68 subframe bolts worth anything. I have the subframe bolts from another nova which are in real nice shape if I remeber correctly?

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