Driver door window channel screw-fasteners

Discussion in '1947-1954' started by Allan Dowsett, Mar 6, 2023.

  1. Allan Dowsett

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    Looking for these screw fasteners, or spec to hunt down.
    I think the (20 screw fasteners secure the window channel.
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  2. vwnate1

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    Are you looking for screws with Clutch Heads ? .
     
  3. Allan Dowsett

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    Yes I believe that's what they are, but not sure of the size. thanks for the reply.
     
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    Okay Allen ;

    Try Evan or Joe (Mothertrucker) of this site, they'll have what you need on some old junk door .

    Your signature fails to mention your location and that hinders anyone near you from helping out .

    If Joe or Evan come up dry, try Chevs of the 40's in Washington State .

    Keep us posted .
     
  5. Allan Dowsett

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    Nate
    Thank you.
    I'll complete my signature.......Im in Colorado.
    allan
     
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    O-Kay then, now we're making progress .

    It matters not if you're on the Colorado Plains or Mountain High, there should be some old farm / ranch trucks moldering within a few hours drive .

    The doors on the BIG trucks are the sane as on the pickups and if you find one that's bent or rusted out it should be dirt cheap .

    Keep us appraised of your search .

    I dislike Clutch Head screws intensely, of course my unrestrored '46 3100 and '49 3100 had them as manufactured, the guy I sold my '46 to was ecstatic .

    Back in the day NAPA stores had the best quality Clutch Head driver's, low quality ones tend to slip easily .
     
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    ^^. They all slip easily. I HATE those darn things!
    Andy
     
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    Why I mentioned the good clutch head screwdrivers I got at NAPA ~ back then I was making $100 / week so any new tools had to be really important and carefully budgeted .

    I guess when they were new in the 1940's they weren't rusty or filled with too many resprays........
     

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