Hi All,

Does anyone know where to get the barrel nuts (or whatever the original method is) to mount the glove box script?  I assume that's what holds it in place.  My car had a stick-on script when I bought it and I'm changing to an original style repro script.  The two mounting studs on the script are tapered from about .050" to .080".  The holes in the glove box door are 1/8". They appear to be too delicate for a screw on type nut so I'm assuming a push in style barrel nut is correct.  By the way, beware that the OPGI script does not come with mounting hardware :(

Thanks,

--Mike

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I sourced my retainers from the local hardware store.  I don't know what I would do without ACE hardware stores.

I have the same exact glove box script, for half the price of OPGI, for anyone else looking for a 63 love box script. I also include the mounting hardware.

If you can not find the retainers locally, send me an email, and I will mail you 2 in an envelope.

russ85747@Hotmail.com 

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