69 Fury Dash hatdware to cowl

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The hardware along the top edge along the bottom edge of the windshield are 18-8 sheetmetal screws that are zinc coated? The base or bottom is bolted to the drivers and passenger side using 1/4‐20 x ? What length, that have what type of finish zinc coating or ?. Body assembly manuel has given the type, but only part numbers, so length is a question and finish is a bit murky.

As I recall install it with bolts on the bottom acting as a pivot point, swing up and then drive the screws in. Best done before windshield is set?
 

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Take the part numbers and go into the "Standard Parts" section of the Chrysler Parts Manual. That's where the "nuts, bolts, washers" are detailed with engineering drawings, lengths, and such. A part of the parts manual which is often overlooked or not known about. Such sections also exist in GM parts books (but with GM part numbers), too.

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Take the part numbers and go into the "Standard Parts" section of the Chrysler Parts Manual. That's where the "nuts, bolts, washers" are detailed with engineering drawings, lengths, and such. A part of the parts manual which is often overlooked or not known about. Such sections also exist in GM parts books (but with GM part numbers), too.

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My memory was faulty its a 10-24 pn 6022608 SC/WA. My parts cataloge, section 18 only lists from 18-1 through 18-8, is it incomplete? Body section 23 lacks the Fury instrument panel, but the other lines shown do not list mounting hardware. I did not disassemble the car I am finishing the car after the shop closed and didn't properly tag and bag. Any thoughts
 

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you can re and re a dash with the windshield in place but it is alot easier when its out.........
 

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The hardware along the top edge along the bottom edge of the windshield are 18-8 sheetmetal screws that are zinc coated? The base or bottom is bolted to the drivers and passenger side using 1/4‐20 x ? What length, that have what type of finish zinc coating or ?. Body assembly manuel has given the type, but only part numbers, so length is a question and finish is a bit murky.

As I recall install it with bolts on the bottom acting as a pivot point, swing up and then drive the screws in. Best done before windshield is set?
Bottom is a pivot point both sides. On my 1970 Fury the bolts were 5/16" thread with 1/2" head.

At the top, screws at both ends of each defroster vent, 4 screws total, came out and installed with 5/16" short socket, 1/4" swivel, 1/4" extensions and 1/4" ratchet. Don't know the size of the screws.
 

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Bottom is a pivot point both sides. On my 1970 Fury the bolts were 5/16" thread with 1/2" head.

At the top, screws at both ends of each defroster vent, 4 screws total, came out and installed with 5/16" short socket, 1/4" swivel, 1/4" extensions and 1/4" ratchet. Don't know the size of the screws.
To clarify, top 4 screws were hex head, with a silver finish as were the bottom two bolts. Or are the bottom ones the black finish, or interior paint color?
 

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To clarify, top 4 screws were hex head, with a silver finish as were the bottom two bolts. Or are the bottom ones the black finish, or interior paint color?
My 4 top screws show no evidence of paint, so I agree with silver.
From the picture below, before I did any work, the 2 bottom bolts match interior color. (Dash is now black)
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