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Ok guys, so my vision isn't too good up close and I can't tell the difference from the fake and real screws on the door panel in Camaros, but already found a good pic on that. So are there any more fake screws? I'm mostly concerned with the trim panel around the rear defroster and cig lighter (on 82-89 camaros)
Thanks guys
Alex
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Ok guys, so my vision isn't too good up close and I can't tell the difference from the fake and real screws on the door panel in Camaros, but already found a good pic on that. So are there any more fake screws? I'm mostly concerned with the trim panel around the rear defroster and cig lighter (on 82-89 camaros)
Real around the trim panels you're concerned with. Small magnet will reveal those fakers.
JamesC
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i agree with JamesC , a small magnet is a good helper . i was very frustrated with the same problem . i now use it all the time when working on the interior . good luck .
Guilty. Stripped a few already. Magnet doesnt sound like a bad idea...
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