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I got my cowl rubber and trim installed, Ive got the rubber in the big 'horse shoe' piece (that goes up the A pillar and across the top and back down the A pillar) But no idea what fastners hold that in place. Or what the fastners would be called to look for some.
Been piecing the car togehter for years, just hard to look for fastners not knowing what i'm looking or. any help would be appreciated as usual

Thanks,
Jeff



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My manual says for removal of the reveal molding to remove all drive screws in the upper weatherstrip retainer and all tacks and nails in the pillars. The horseshoe upper molding and the lower are joined at the corners by a metal angle piece.


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Guess the question is what size are the drive screws? And any info the nails and tacks?



1932 Chevy Coupe
1954 Chevy Belair
1963 Corvette
1976 Cosworth Vega #3300
1979 Chevy Malibu
1988 Chevy S10
1989 Chevy S10
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I could not find a listing for the size of the screws but did find the pt.# 4078528. Perhaps someone has a listing. The hole size in the molding should help to determine the nail/screw gauge .


Steve D

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