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Thanks for the reply - I'll post a pic of all of the hardware for everyone's reference. Neither of the types of screws provided are large enough to thread into the core support itself. There are 4 zinc and 4 natural. They appear to be the same screws that hold the center nose in place - and the core support is threaded there.
For what it's worth, my other 64 has the natural screws up top but they are just laying in the rubber grommets. Only the lower screws are actually holding the grilles in place. I assume it's been that way since I bought it in 1999 as I've never had it apart.
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Matt 1962 Grand Prix - Cameo Ivory|389 4sp|One-Owner Survivor 1964 GTO HT - Silvermist Grey|389 3x2s 4spd|A/C|Hurst Wheels|Frame-off|SOLD 1965 GTO Post - Mayfair Maize|421 3x2s TKO600|Pro-Touring| 1966 GTO HT - Barrier Blue|389 3x2s 4spd|Red Fenderliners 2005 GTO Coupe - Yellow Jacket|Magnacharged LS2 6sp|543hp/561tq|SOLD 2006 GTO Coupe - Spice Red|LS2 6sp|20k orig miles |
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Here is the PY '64 Grille mounting hardware kit.
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Matt 1962 Grand Prix - Cameo Ivory|389 4sp|One-Owner Survivor 1964 GTO HT - Silvermist Grey|389 3x2s 4spd|A/C|Hurst Wheels|Frame-off|SOLD 1965 GTO Post - Mayfair Maize|421 3x2s TKO600|Pro-Touring| 1966 GTO HT - Barrier Blue|389 3x2s 4spd|Red Fenderliners 2005 GTO Coupe - Yellow Jacket|Magnacharged LS2 6sp|543hp/561tq|SOLD 2006 GTO Coupe - Spice Red|LS2 6sp|20k orig miles |
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