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----Round phillips head non counter sunk on my 67 with 19,000 original miles. The heads appear to be a bit smaller than those straight blade screws pictured...Bill S
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----Round phillips head non counter sunk on my 67 with 19,000 original miles. The heads appear to be a bit smaller than those straight blade screws pictured...Bill S
Mine are the same as Bill describes, but I wasn't sure if they were original. I can post a pic if you want, Joe. My spring plate is also quite different and may or may not be original/repro...
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Mine are the same as Bill describes, but I wasn't sure if they were original. I can post a pic if you want, Joe. My spring plate is also quite different and may or may not be original/repro...
My plate is different also. I picture for comparison would be great. Thank you....Joe
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The plate screws are a smaller size than the wheel hub screws too. I suspect someone has put larger diameter screws on the plate. The screw heads are slightly smaller diameter than the plate.
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They're almost like a filister screw by the picture. thank you, Joe
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One of the 3 I have matched the sample in the picture. Time to dig through the bolt bins. Thanks everybody....Joe
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----Round phillips head non counter sunk on my 67 with 19,000 original miles. The heads appear to be a bit smaller than those straight blade screws pictured...Bill S
That might be why they're a special part number. It seems the cap comes in contact if the screw head is too big. Thank you...Joe
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