Rear Valance Hardware?

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  1. kboldin

    kboldin Alain De Cadenet Has My Job!

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    Rear Valance Hardware? Is this the right kit?


    REAR VALANCE FASTENERS WITH NUTS 64-73 MUSTANG
    $2.95 USD[​IMG]Part Number: 372719-S100

    Fits 1964 1/2-73 Mustang. This four piece kit features the correct hardware, plated to prevent rust.
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    Mustang's don't use the same as a Maverick, though those might work.

    I got the correct one's for a Maverick from AMK Products.

    B-2012 Group # (RL) 382155-S32

    8-32 x 1 1/4" Bolt & Retainer
     
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    Perfect, I'd rather get the "right" ones!! Thank you sir!
     
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    You are welcome.
     
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    Can't find them.. I put the # (RL) 382155-S32 in the field and it says not available. Could use a set my self.
     
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    I used the mustang one, not the 4 piece kit but the big one that includes the screws.
     
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    Do you know the nut number, looks like B-13384 from the 56-73 pdf (Nuts - Nut & Retainers, Nylon, Pierce, Rivet, Sleeve, Spring, Stamped, Stop, Well, Wing)
     
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    The Mustang repo are about 1/8” too wide and will need to be trimmed down to fit.

    [​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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    What I posted was the number from the bag that the parts came in. It was an exact match....no trimming required.
     
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    It has been years since I took this car a part does anyone have any pictures of how the valance is installed. Does someone have any pictures?
     
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    I don't have any pictures, but all it takes are the two clips I referred to in the earlier posts. Put those on the ends on the brackets welded to the valence, use phillips screws to attach along the top. Pretty straight forward.
     
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    I'm in the same boat. Earlier, I was looking at my NOS valance and thinking, "How did that thing go on again?" I don't even know if I have the hardware.

    Micah
     
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    not gonna lie. the original set-up is a bit hokey and i cut it off, welded a couple inches of ready rod onto it and a washer/nut from the inside...works 10x better IMO
     
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    I used 1/4"-20 spring-nuts and 1/4"-20 bolts.
     
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