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farmerdick 04-26-2013 06:36 AM

Roadster Kickpanel Screws
 

Gentlemen,
Do the roadster kickpanels use a philips head or slotted(straight) head screws with chrome collars? Somone used a mixture of both on mine.

Richard/Maine

Keith True 04-26-2013 06:56 AM

Re: Roadster Kickpanel Screws
 

There were no phillips head screws used on the A.I'm not sure when phillips head came into use anywhere.I think what you need are slotted oval head screws,but the judging standards will tell you for sure.

Willie Krash 04-26-2013 09:48 AM

Re: Roadster Kickpanel Screws
 

This a better question than it seems. The Phillips head screw was invented in the early 1930's with automotive production in mind (thanks Google). I would guess that would be post Model A production. I don't use 'em on my A or T. Slotted head screws are getting tougher to find around here.

farmerdick 04-26-2013 04:06 PM

Re: Roadster Kickpanel Screws
 

Thank you for your help. There are 2 slotted machine screws for the door checks and the others are sheet metal phillips screws. I guess I will start scrounging up the correct ones. Thanks again.
Richard/Maine


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