Interior screws and trunk panels
mine were gray and i needed some of the clips they screwed into. So i went to the junk yard for somethin i cant remember n i found a car with decent gray interior n took it apart carefully stress carefully lol. So i got some clips that way oh yeh i also got the clips that hold the pillar covers on. Those things r hard as hell to get out with out breaking but i eventually slowly worked them out with a real small screw driver.
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I just got a whole mess of them from a junk yard. Got them rather cheap too. Good thing...cuz they break so damn easy (especially when you are angry...because you have no patients when nothing wants to line up where it is supposed to be
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From: South Windsor, CT
Car: '89 GTA
Engine: ZZ6TPI
Transmission: T56
Axle/Gears: Borg Warner 3.70:1
I've always been able to get all the interior clips from Pep Boys, but the large plastic screw only came in black. I sanded the heads and sprayed them with plastic dye and they came out pretty good.
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Car: 1989 Camaro IROC-Z
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I got all my missing interior parts from the junk yard. center counsel, and little screws and what not i was missing.
You would be amazed some times what you can find in the junk yard!!
You would be amazed some times what you can find in the junk yard!!
i just ordered and recieved the screws and the female part a few days ago. the screws come in packs of 5 and the female parts come in a pack of ten. so i got 2 bags of screws and 1 bag of the screw recievers. the price you ask . it was 30 and a few cents, and they went even gray like my interior.
What color are you looking for?? I have some of many colors, for the large screws.
Painting ones that do not match yours is a good idea, but sometimes the replacements from the auto store are slightly different. They tend to be smooth, with no "grain" on the head of the screw (I hope that this makes sense). Only problem with this is that the paint can/will flake off with continued used (screwing and unscrewing), plus the paint costs more for the total price for your replacement job.
Email me at:
WarbirdTA@hotmail.com
if anyone is looking for some.
Just trying to help,
George
Painting ones that do not match yours is a good idea, but sometimes the replacements from the auto store are slightly different. They tend to be smooth, with no "grain" on the head of the screw (I hope that this makes sense). Only problem with this is that the paint can/will flake off with continued used (screwing and unscrewing), plus the paint costs more for the total price for your replacement job.
Email me at:
WarbirdTA@hotmail.com
if anyone is looking for some.
Just trying to help,
George
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