What are............

[Jim S.]

the nuts called that hold the "Plymouth" nameplate to the front of the hood? Speed nuts? Capture nuts? I don't even know what to google.........

 

[69hemibeep]

the nuts called that hold the "Plymouth" nameplate to the front of the hood? Speed nuts? Capture nuts? I don't even know what to google.........

My body guy calls them speed nuts :huh:

 

[a6t9vette]

Ditto for Speed Nuts.....

You should be able to pick up at auto parts stores like Autozone, although they didnt have them like they were suppose to when I went looking for them. Luckly for me when I bought some RR parts off a local guy I bought a leftover box of nuts and bolts from his 69 Hemi Restoration, cant tell how many times I have found the nut/bolt/other that I was looking for in that box....

 

[BBillyC]

I've seen them in autobody supply places in small plastic packs.

 

[moparstuart]

I've seen them in autobody supply places in small plastic packs.

they are used many places in the car , especially in the dash assemble

 

[Jim S.]

I've seen them in autobody supply places in small plastic packs.

they are used many places in the car , especially in the dash assemble

Yeah forgot about the dash. You are correct sir. I think they are also the same size. Going to strap on the snow shoes and venture out and try to find a couple handfuls of them. Thanks

 

[V269]

Yep you are all right, speed nut's. I picked up all kind's of them at my local Chrysler/Plymouth dealership.

 

[John69RR]

Sears Hardware stores sell them as well as a good local hardware store.

 

[mac]

remember seeing them at napa.

 

[Jim S.]

remember seeing them at napa.

Found some at O'reilly's auto parts. They called them "thread cutting nuts". Hanging on one of those spinning displays in a blister pack.

 

[69hemibeep]

remember seeing them at napa.

Found some at O'reilly's auto parts. They called them "thread cutting nuts". Hanging on one of those spinning displays in a blister pack.

I have called them &$%#$@#% post breaking nuts also :toetap:

 

[ACME A12]

remember seeing them at napa.

Found some at O'reilly's auto parts. They called them "thread cutting nuts". Hanging on one of those spinning displays in a blister pack.

I have called them &$%#$@#% post breaking nuts also :toetap:

We B5 guys have similar experiences and names for these little day-wrecking bastards...