Looking for these original OE cage nuts
 

Hey guys,

I’m working on putting my 1934 truck cab back together, and I am missing some cage nuts that are riveted into D-shaped holes. Does anyone one know if there is a source for them? I’ve checked a few of the parts suppliers but have only come up with the standard cage nuts or D-clinch nuts. The 1/4-20’s attach the roof to the pillars and the 10-32 hold in the windshield. Please look at the pics to see what I’m after.

THANKS!

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Here it is

Re: Looking for these original OE cage nuts
 

look up Restorationspecialties.com they have a ton of parts

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ALSO, IF you like you can also look at the "weld" style cage nuts there too



https://www.mcmaster.com/products/ca...-snap-in-nuts/

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Snyder's https://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/s....htm?cat=41715

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So those rivet in then? Cool.

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They don't rivet into place; you peen them into the pre-punched hole.

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The cage nuts need to have the cage welded or spot welded in place. The D-nuts are peened into the D shaped hole and both come in various sizes. You may not find the exactly same cage shape

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Try ThirdGen for the D nuts that you are looking for. (not called cage nuts as they are different)
I got the ones I needed from Roy Nacewicz (now sold through Third Gen) years ago.

They may have them...... may not.

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I ordered the D-nuts from Snyders this morning. Before I even made this post I checked all of the suppliers mentioned. Again, my intent was to come up with what was originally in place, not a substitute. The D-nuts should work fine once peened in place.. if they match the existing holes!!! lol it’s always something.

Thanks!

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Try Granger.com