I thought this would be simple but apparently the auto parts houses (O'Reilly, NAPA, Advanced) don't carry left hand threaded wheel studs in their inventory. Where can I pick some of these up? Apparently the nuts are readily available but not the studs.

Thanks.

Butch

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Just checked the Year One catalog online and they only carry the R/H thread studs for Mopar. They sell one that states "will work on the L/H side" (that would be interesting) but no L/H thread studs.

Butch

Time to convert to RH all around.

Well, I can't argue with your logic. The car is totally stock and I've tried to keep it that way. So, I'd rather replace one stud than convert all to R/H....if it's possible. Beginning to look a little tough.

Butch

Check with Mike Ross (Hemicuda). He is making the Rallye lug nuts and was talking about making the studs.

What is the exact application?

It's needed for a L/H front drum/hub on a stock 1964 Plymouth Fury with 383. It has 10" inside diameter drum and the car was built in St. Louis. I mention St. Louis because I learned today that the Detroit built cars supposedly use a different stud PN.

I found an online reference source that says it should be a 610-135 stud (not the Plymouth PN) and a 611-026 nut. I've been able to find the nuts but the stud has been tough to locate. I've found a source for a used stud but would prefer using new.

It's amazing the conflicting information I've found but if you sort through it you can find what you need. But, it's been a real education process. I've learned more about 1964 Plymouths since purchasing this car 3-4 months ago than I've known about any car I've ever owned. Seems to be a matter of survival; you either learn it or you don't fix it.

Thanks!

Butch

Well I did get mine at NAPA,,,but then later changed over to all right hand,again from NAPA

I think i have some studs and lug nuts if you want them!!

nuts themselves are not hard to come up with.
All left hand studs were dis-continued last year from the manufacturer.
shown is all I have avail for pt # 610-135
I got your email btw

So what are all of the hardcore restoration guys supposed to do if nobody makes them anymore?

Please put my name on a couple of them if you will. I can either email you again or call, just let me know what you prefer. I don't want to take your entire supply but I'd like to have at least one spare.

Thanks,
Butch

Here is another possible source

http://www.apexautosports.com/store.html