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Rear Spoiler Mount Studs - Source?
Have a few studs missing on the center and side sections of my T/A project, must have somewhere been misplaced.
Anyone know of a source or possible alternate replacement? . |
Are you referring to the threaded studs with the flat shoulder? Every cheap and busted spoiler has a set ready to use.
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Have a source for some busted up ones? Link? . |
Have you tried the other side of the world? That's where I get mine, good or busted. They aren't hard to find if you live in the US.
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Yes, I'm in Virginia. The ones I see for sale are good ones, and even some of those don't have the studs in them.
New ones do have the studs but are more cost to eat just for the studs. . |
there seem to be guys here who are hardware experts;
I’m sure you can get replacements… The “other side of the world” comment made me chuckle! |
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Can you use pieces from the OER '67-9 kit?
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I think the long ones in the kit are too long, and the short ones may be too short. But that's going entirely by the image on the ad. . |
Nice one, hadn't seen that kit.
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Tried these guys? They’re in your home state
https://www.amkproducts.com/bulk-studs/ https://www.amkproducts.com/master-k...s&element=Body |
Tried these guys? They’re in your home state
https://www.amkproducts.com/bulk-studs/ https://www.amkproducts.com/master-k...s&element=Body |
Sorry it won’t let me delete the duplicate… tried 3 times but I think the P/N you may try is B-13780
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Yes, looked at AMK, was one of the first places I tried, and several others, I have yet to find the specific studs.
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You know... I could not find a source for new ones also! I only had one missing and my body man was ready to mount the spoiler soon so I was panicking!
I was going to just have somebody braze the correct style washer on a length of 1/4-20 threaded rod, but my neighbor came to the rescue and "borrowed" me one off of his spare spoiler! LOL He's got a 78 and 79 TA and thankfully has a lot of spare parts! Good luck in your hunt! |
Rear spoilers don’t sell. The parters have a ton of them.
Jay one, take the studs out, use it for a wall hanger. |
/\ that’s surprising!?
For a long time (at least for me) they were easy to sell. Is this a recent development? I still have one, because it’s an early one. (the one I used to have on my car, I sold a long time ago) |
Rear spoilers in good shape sell all the time in my experience on ebay & other online sources, if the price is reasonable...
I have a couple repairable center spoilers with some type of minor damage or stripped holes and have quite a few of these studs/nuts from all the cars Ive parted out, came in handy restoring 2 of my cars since I couldnt find exact repros either. |
I have a wall hanger with no studs, gave them to a guy on another forum,
2 guys locally that part cars, one guy gave me a yellow spoiler to donate to a restaurant, another guy donated one to Duggans up on Woodward, it’s hanging upstairs, and he gave me my wall hanger. The only time you need one is if you get into an accident, they don’t wear out. I’ll ask Roy what he has if your interested |
Just shocking for a 12 year run car noone makes/sells studs for these spoilers....
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My body guy was able to use a couple studs out of that OER kit, enough to cover the ones I was missing, but not sure which ones those were.
Some of the stud ends I can see are a hair longer and are clean, but I haven't actually gone thru counting the new/original ones. (I was just happy to move forward on the project). I can't talk to my body guy about either, we had a falling out. . |
I seem to recall a thread of this sort from AGES ago - and unless my memory is failing me, someone DID find a source...
If not here, maybe it was on the old message board, or on 'nastyz28'? |
I went back and looked, and the kit I bought was able to use half the studs, but only needed 3.
https://www.oerparts.com/product/e391.html 67-69 camaro ones. Classic and a few other places sell them. . |
I am told these (mustang) studs are doable on some of the studs for 1970 to 1981 Firebird spoilers!
Correct round washer built in (unlike hex washer on 1967-1969 f body style studs). https://www.classicindustries.com/pr...ts/HK923.html? |
A follow up -- these studs work and fit great - just a little needs to be taken off the backside. Ideal.
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