chassis bolts

[Peter L.]

Does anyone offer a bolt "kit" with all restored correct marking head bolts to reassemble a chassis?

[Rich P.]

Re: chassis bolts

Peter,

Nope Repros are available some close and some....well you'd be better off usung a hardware store bought bolt (cause thats what they are).

Rich

[Alan S.]

Re: chassis bolts

Hi Peter,
I think it would be pretty difficult to put a whole kit together. Remember since there were many suppliers there may be more than one 'correct' bolt for a particular use on a particular year. My 71 has one head mark on the bumper bracket bolts on the left side and another head mark for the right side brackets.
Paragon offers many reproduction bolts with some typical head marks. Also, Richard Fortier advertises in the DRIVELINE that he has a huge selection of original and re-plated bolts.
Regards,
Alan

[Jeffrey A.]

Re: chassis bolts

Peter

Richard Fortier is the person to work with on bolts. I am working with him on my 68 and he has been great to deal with. He not the cheapest but he is fair. Jeff

[Gary B.]

Chassis bolts; two sources for good, used originals

Does anyone offer a bolt "kit" with all restored correct marking head bolts to reassemble a chassis?

Peter,

If you're looking for correct bolts and you're willing to purchase good, used originals, I suggest you contact either Rich Pasqualone or John Meissinger offline. You can e-mail either person using a link from their NCRS DB profiles.

Gary

[Jeff A.]

Re: chassis bolts

I don't ever use reproductions.
but if I were going to.
These guys make everything ---> http://www.amkproducts.com/

[Alan S.]

Re: chassis bolts

Hi Jeff,
Thanks for the link to AMK. I didn't know about them.
I also enjoyed taking a look at your 'My Cars' link. NICE!
Regards,
Alan