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Stone shield 68 b body #1258191
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I scored a stone shield and am asking what color should it be from factory? Also what is the proper hardware to use to install? Thanks in advance for the help!

Re: Stone shield 68 b body [Re: prairiechicken1] #1258192
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accurate for 69 for sure and I think 68 is the same

shield is black... hardware is -- 1/4-20 x 5/8", 7/16" Hex, 1/2" Conical bolts with H head marking (similar to AMK part #B-12760 ...except AMK only has anchor head marking not teh correct H) -- 1/4-20 CONS nuts/washer (similar to AMK part B-11480).... hardware is all phosphate

http://www.amkproducts.com/

look under bulk items tab

Re: Stone shield 68 b body [Re: prairiechicken1] #1258193
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both of my '68 B-bodies had black painted stone shields...hardware color but I'm sure it is as stated

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Excuse my ignorance, but I don't think I have ever seen a "stone shield".

Anybody have a photo of one?

Thanks
Frank


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Re: Stone shield 68 b body [Re: Chi_Town_Runner] #1258195
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It's the sheet metal piece that goes between the front bumper and the bottom radiator support to keep debris (stones, rocks, etc.) from damaging the radiator...I'll look for a photo

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O.K

Now I understand. I thought it was some type of additional sheet metal piece that affixed somwhere to the outside of the front of the car.

Thanks for the education on correct terminology.

Frank


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Re: Stone shield 68 b body [Re: Chi_Town_Runner] #1258197
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More commonly called a gravel guard behind the ft bumper to protect the radiator.

as far as fasteners, I agree with the bolt, not 100% sure about the nut being dark phosphate though.

I remember seeing a picture of a low mileage car the captive washer nuts were yellow zinc

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CONS nut may not be phosphate, but the dodge fasteners manual lists it as such......

anyone else recall seeing a survivor???

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CONS nut may not be phosphate, but the dodge fasteners manual lists it as such......

anyone else recall seeing a survivor???




I have a couple of photos of the bolts on the '69 Hemi road runner and the '69 383 (A/C) Super Bee survivors but not here....and my '69 GTX should have the original fasteners too so it's photo time later

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Quote:

CONS nut may not be phosphate, but the dodge fasteners manual lists it as such......

anyone else recall seeing a survivor???




Kevin,
Said guide also states the voltage regulator bolts were phosphate.
And i'm not knocking that manual.
I have them and do refer to them from time to time,

But

Use it for exactly what is was intended to be ----- a guide







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