What are the correct screws for the licence plate on a 1996 Collectors Edition?
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Paul - My experience is the plate attachment screws are a Torx head screw with a captive flat washer (approx. the diameter of a dime) with an overall length of approx 1 inch with coarse threads. The screw is black phosphate plated. I believe there are several vendors selling them, but I do know that Corvette Central sells them. If you are referring to the screws that attach the "Corvette" filler plate for front bumper that is attached with two screws that are similar with a Torx head but are smaller diameter with a finer thread and a captive washer that is the same diameter as the head. Hope this helps and that you are able to zoom in to see the screw head/washer. Sorry this is the only picture I have access to right now.
95 License Plate Screws Close Up.jpg95 License Plate Screws.jpgTom Weber, Jr.- Top
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Re: ncrs judging question 1996
Paul - My experience is the plate attachment screws are a Torx head screw with a captive flat washer (approx. the diameter of a dime) with an overall length of approx 1 inch with coarse threads. The screw is black phosphate plated. I believe there are several vendors selling them, but I do know that Corvette Central sells them. If you are referring to the screws that attach the "Corvette" filler plate for front bumper that is attached with two screws that are similar with a Torx head but are smaller diameter with a finer thread and a captive washer that is the same diameter as the head. Hope this helps and that you are able to zoom in to see the screw head/washer. Sorry this is the only picture I have access to right now.
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Paul,
Don't forget a battery cut-off switch to go with your NCRS sticker and fire extinguisher. It not only helps you get the 10 bonus points but is a real benefit because it keeps you from running down the battery (hood and doors will be open for long periods) and you won't have to disable the PKE (Passive Keyless Entry) again after completing your Operations Test. Also, make sure that correct air filter is clean with no evidence of dirt in the paper element.
Sounds like you have a nice original car. I enjoyed the judging process with my 95 and hope you do also.
Good Luck!Tom Weber, Jr.- Top
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From my famous desk drawer full of tiny, forgotten Corvette parts................... These are the correct screws for a 96 Corvette.Attached FilesTom Hendricks
Proud Member NCRS #23758
NCM Founding Member # 1143
Corvette Department Manager and
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Tom, Thanks I have 2 on the car, do you need 4. Also What is the best battery cut-off to put on for judging?- Top
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Paul, I believe four are needed for the rear. As far as battery cutouts go, I have never really found one I liked and can't really give you a good tip on installing one. Hopefully you can get someone to help more on this topic.Tom Hendricks
Proud Member NCRS #23758
NCM Founding Member # 1143
Corvette Department Manager and
Specialist for 27 years at BUDS Chevrolet.- Top
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Paul - I have the knife-blade type cutoff switch installed on mine. I found it was easier to use than the knob style given the limited room where the battery is located. I also like the fact that when the knife-blade is lifted you know for certain that the power is disconnected. I purchased mine from a vendor that advertises in the Driveline and am pleased with the quality.
Also, for your judging remember to take a CD and a Cassette Tape with you for the operations portion for the radio functions. First time out, I forgot a Cassette Tape....... hadn't thought of those in years!Tom Weber, Jr.- Top
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Rick thanks, I just got the Driveline and have the application. Will send it after Oct. 1st, 2012. Trying for a higher score than 97%.Ed Nieves
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