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Guys ,what type of hardware was used to secure the ID plate on the open car seat riser? Wood screws? Flat head nails? Thanks.
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Frank, I have used brass escutcheon pins -- small nails with round heads like the rivets used to attach the ID plates to the starters, generators, etc. Here's what they look like: http://www.mcmaster.com/#nails/=vpx5skI have a ton of them left over and can mail you six of them if you like..... so you can bend two of them over trying to install them like I did. All the Best, Chip
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I would appreciate that Chip. I am also willing to bet I can bend more than you. Thanks again.
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In tomorrow's mail.............
All the Best, Chip
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