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I saw that post. I also saw on a different post that the f body and corvette bolts were different so I wanted to make sure. Especially since they don't sell the "funky washer style" at the hardware shop and gm charges $15 a bolt. People like you need to realize that People posting questions is what keeps this forum alive. If you don't want to help. DON'T REPLY 🙄
Last edited by 88BLKTransAmGTA; Dec 18, 2020 at 05:12 PM.
Well it looks like it a special bolt and bolt supply places will not have it unless you want it to look different than the rest. It's either going to be a junkyard find or pay the price and buy them from the dealer. There's also ebay etc but it may be a while before someone even lists them.
....People like you need to realize that People posting questions is what keeps this forum alive. If you don't want to help. DON'T REPLY 🙄
And people like you need to realize that newbies to any website really shouldn't go chastising the site's longtime members for being somewhat blunt in their response , getting yourself labeled a whiner in your first month of membership is a great way to get all of the regulars to ignore you .
Scooter is one of the site's consistently helpful members and if you think HE can be gruff , you just wail till Sofakingdom answers one of your questions , best be wearin the ol "Big Boy Pants" that day
It's just a beauty cover, wouldn't bother spending ridiculous money on GM bolts. Your local Ace hardware likely had a good enough bolt & washer selection to get the job done. Link below said M4-0.7 x 10mm. Start there and see what happens. Adjust as necessary.
Lowe's has the best stainless hardware selection that I've found in the "home improvement" chains.
Apart from that, I TOTALLY agree with Qwk: go get some nice stainless screws with the right thread, and some nice matching stainless washers; and put the damn thing together and DRIVE IT.
not even a site specific search
And people like you need to realize that newbies to any website really shouldn't go chastising the site's longtime members for being somewhat blunt in their response , getting yourself labeled a whiner in your first month of membership is a great way to get all of the regulars to ignore you . 
