Parts Help

[juliosz]

I'm south until mid-April, parts book is back home. Looking for anyone who could find part numbers circled in red below. Many thanks in advance.

Paul

[Rsconv68]

Hmmm….Assuming Camaro and Firechicken share this part, I’ve loaded what I had in my parts book. Hope it helps.

[Rsconv68]

Here’s the whole page.

[Darth]

I'm south until mid-April, parts book is back home. Looking for anyone who could find part numbers circled in red below. Many thanks in advance.

Paul

My Firebird book says this-

#14 is group 10.688 Screw, ventilator division channel to frame part # 4304827

#23 says Screw, vent support to frame N.S. (not serviced) so I'm guessing it's some sort of common screw

#24 says Support, Division Channel N.S. (not serviced) included as part of #13

Not much help I'm afraid but maybe some help at least.

[juliosz]

Thanks everyone, much appreciated! I brought my vent window assemblies with me to rebuild and neglected to bring the screws.

[Too Many Projects]

I have the vent windows out of my '67 Camaro. I can remove those fasteners and send them to you to assemble your windows and then send me your fasteners when you get back...:dunno: or swap them out, if yours are already cleaned/restored.

[juliosz]

Thank you for the generous offer, Mitch. I tried the part numbers on AMK's site and came up empty. If it's not too much trouble for you, could you snap a pic of the fasteners and give me the size and length? Even if I can't get a perfect match, I can get something good enough to assemble then swap to the originals when I get home.

Paul

[Too Many Projects]

I'll dig out the windows and remove the fasteners for pics and measurements in the next couple days.

[Too Many Projects]

OK, I found the windows easily, but it took a bit to extricate them from where they were set down over a year ago... :smirk:
The 2 that hold the lower channel to the frame are not bolts. They have round heads, so I suspect the pic is a general depiction of a fastener. They are 12X24 thread and 1/2" long.
The small screw at the top is a common one I see for things like this, but are rather specialized. The head is countersunk and small and the threads are more like a sheetmetal count, as they seem to be 17 TPI. The 16 gauge is just a little too wide. The length is about 5/16".

[juliosz]

Thank you, Mitch...your help here is invaluable!