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Old 11-17-2003, 10:12 PM   #1
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Those Plastic screws
You know the ones I'm talking about.... The ones that hold the rear hatch paneling together. I've heard you can buy them somewhere besides GM, but I can't remember where. I found one of them but no more than that, and I need at least six, I think.
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I have found the black ones at AutoZone, and managed to scarf some gray ones out of a few junkyards.

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i went through the same hassle and now have the official GM part number.

the fastener (screw) is GM p/n 20432852
the nut (thing that the screw screws into it GM p/n 20370594

i ordered one bag (qty: 10) of the nuts for 10.60 and 2 bags (qty: 5/bag) of the fastener for 18.90

kinda expensive but my interior looks many many times better actually put together.
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Alot of paint supply houses carry most any and all makes of fasteners for fairly cheap.
Lowes (where I live) interestingly, carries them in the 'hard to find' fasteners section.
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i ordered one bag (qty: 10) of the nuts for 10.60 and 2 bags (qty: 5/bag) of the fastener for 18.90

kinda expensive but my interior looks many many times better actually put together.
yes they are expensive & half the time you break those clips or nuts trying to get them in right
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What color do you need?
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black is preffered since I am planning on changing my interior color to black, but gray is okay too. I only have one and need at least six and probably four clips to go with them just in case.
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if you go to your local Pepboys, we carry them in one of the isle with all the fasteners and bolts and whatnot, i think we got black and gray and i know we carry the plastic clips ( i know i needed quite a few)
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If you can't find them anywhere, let me know. I should have the gray ones from when I replaced my gray interior with black. If I can find them, you can have them, though I doubt I have any of the clips.
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They have all kinds of interior parts. I've seen them on their site
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