What is this Fastener

[Tom E.]

As some may recall in past posts I bought my 67 roadster that had been for the most part completely disassembled and The. Left in storage for over 25 years. All the fasteners and removed parts were dumped in large plastic tubs. As I am nearing completion of this restoration I have a few fasteners that I cannot figure out where they belong. I have perused most of the vendors parts listings and I am stumped. Hopefully someone here can identify.

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Thanks Tom

[Joe L.]

Re: What is this Fastener

As some may recall in past posts I bought my 67 roadster that had been for the most part completely disassembled and The. Left in storage for over 25 years. All the fasteners and removed parts were dumped in large plastic tubs. As I am nearing completion of this restoration I have a few fasteners that I cannot figure out where they belong. I have perused most of the vendors parts listings and I am stumped. Hopefully someone here can identify.

First Item
[ATTACH=CONFIG]98880[/ATTACH]

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[ATTACH=CONFIG]98881[/ATTACH]

Thanks Tom

Tom------

The screws look like those used to attach the solenoid to the starter although they might also have other applications. I don't know what the stud is.

[Keith B.]

Re: What is this Fastener

if the first set sort of look like the screws that hold the seat tracks on the seat frame

[Tom E.]

[Tom E.]

[Keith B.]

Re: What is this Fastener

Tom that’s great. And I know I have seen that stud somewhere on a 67. I just can’t think where or for what. The nut looks like the one for speaker or deforester duct. What options does your 67 have?

[Tom E.]

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Keith,
speaker and dash completely assembled and everything is there. Car is a 67 Roadster with 327/350, M-21 CR and 3:70 Posi. AM/FM and power brakes are the only options.
Tom

[Donald S.]

Re: What is this Fastener

As some may recall in past posts I bought my 67 roadster that had been for the most part completely disassembled and The. Left in storage for over 25 years. All the fasteners and removed parts were dumped in large plastic tubs. As I am nearing completion of this restoration I have a few fasteners that I cannot figure out where they belong. I have perused most of the vendors parts listings and I am stumped. Hopefully someone here can identify.

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[ATTACH=CONFIG]98881[/ATTACH]

Thanks Tom

How about the stud that holds the bracket on the front parking lights? Most time these never make it out since they twist off; never seen one complete.
Don

[John F.]

Re: What is this Fastener

Looks like the adjustment screw at the bottom of the vent window run. If you take off either side door panel, it is at the very bottom behind the door panel. Go to the vertical run of the window.

[Tom E.]

[Tom E.]

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John,
That was my first guess but that stud is much longer and has a flange midway to allow for adjustment of the vent window post.
Thanks from responding. Tom

[Tom E.]

Re: What is this Fastener

Don,
You are correct, it is the stud for the front turn signal. I had 4 of them and both lights had been removed with the nuts attached to the stud. Most likely because of the rust. I cut some 1/4-20 screws and made my own not realizing the originals were staring right at me. See pic below.

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