Re: Roofrail weatherstrip channel screws
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07/12/20 02:16 PM
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Does anyone make the correct roofrail weatherstrip channel screws with the teeth on the underside of the head? Should be a washer head screw. And NO,,,, as far as I know of
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Re: Roofrail weatherstrip channel screws
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07/13/20 07:15 AM
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Thanks Bill. I think Jim, the screws are avail just about anywhere . Best I remember they are clear zinc plated , #8 by about 3/8" length But none have the serrated bottom side , at least none Im aware of
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Re: Roofrail weatherstrip channel screws
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10/09/20 01:23 PM
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Jim - I have some original large diameter screws if you need them. Thank buddy! No, I was just doing some research cause a customer needed some. Looks like a competitor (that I'm not real fond of) is the only company making them. Not sure why they black oxide their reproductions when the originals were clearly zinc. Looks like I'll have to have some made. Maybe in stainless. PS I see people selling some Chevy, step headed screws on Ebay. Look to be 1/2" #8's that they claim are for all Mopars (clearly not E bodies or 70-72 Duster/Demons). Anyone have a picture or info on what is probably the only other size weatherstrip channel screw. PPS Wonder why the hell they would make these E body one so much larger? E bodies are the only cars with the weatherstrip channel and stainless drip rail that are stacked/sandwiched but that wouldnt require more powerfull attachment. Heck even the serrated underside of the head seems like overkill.
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