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Parking Light Body Hdwr St/ 4 Pcs (61-63 Ford Thunderbird)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-66-13500-1
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Pieces per Unit: 100
      • Head Style: Phillips Pan
      • Screw Size: #8
      • Length: 1 in.
      • Point Type: A/AB
      • Finish: Zinc
      • Screw Type: Tapping
      • Country of Origin: China
      • Fits 1961 to 1963 Ford Thunderbird models

      Description

      Durable Fastening Solution. The 8 x 1 Phillips Pan Head Tap Screw is designed to securely fasten metal components, providing reliable holding power in automotive assemblies. It is commonly used in applications requiring a strong grip on sheet metal or thin materials, making it essential for restoration or repair projects.

      Construction and Appearance. Made from steel with a corrosion-resistant zinc finish, this screw features a pan head with a Phillips drive for easy installation. The zinc plating offers a smooth, shiny texture that protects against rust and enhances longevity.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward and typically requires only a Phillips screwdriver or bit. Depending on the material thickness, drilling pilot holes may be necessary, but the tapping point design aids in self-threading, reducing installation time.

      Application. Specifically fits 1961 to 1963 Ford Thunderbird models, providing reliable compatibility for these vehicles.

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