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Includes: Bel-air
Platform: B-body & W-body

Cowl "Push screws/bolts"

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Old November 18th, 2015, 3:25 PM
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Default Cowl "Push screws/bolts"
I am looking for the bolts/screws that hold the cowl in place. Any idea what these little boogers are called, and where I can get them? Besides a junk yard?




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NAPA sells them. There are 2 types,one piece with barbs and the other is a two piece. I think the whole car is held together by them!! LOL
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IIRC, when you put that on one of those holes will have a stud sticking up into it. That one is basically a plastic nut with a big flat head on it.

You may get lucky in the misc parts isle at the auto store. Not sure what the dealership would charge for those.
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