I am looking for a supplier for Pal nut with seal or rubber gasket. The flat speed nut in the picture looks like I can buy in several places. I bought some a Mopar trade show but the ones I bought are too big.
Supplier for Pal nut with seal
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bluefury361
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The holy grail.......
http://www.auveco.com/
http://www.auveco.com/
bluefury361
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I need 3/8th hex head probably about 12 thanks
Holy crap they are the holy grail I just down loaded the 702 page catalog :sSig_thanks:
cm23uoc
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Just in case you just could take the one in the pic and stuff it with the "chewing gum" you use underneath bolted on fenders; some of these nuts came that way even from the factory.
bluefury361
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1/4" stud size.....? I can help with that... PM with your mailing address if you can use these..... I'll send a dozen.
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You are the man, but my studs aren't that big. Thanks for the offer that is what make this a great place.
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I thought about doing something like that or cut out some chunks of rubber.
bluefury361
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I installed the "THREE HUNDRED" letters on my 69 today. Each letter uses two PAL nuts. I placed a drop of "seal all" on each nut and turned them down just until snug. Once the seal all sets up everything will stay in place.
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Must be fun drilling the holes for these letters on a quarter panel that didn*t have them already.
commando1
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Are you sure they're all even, Will? 
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Think his holes were already there. You could only screw it by misspelling THREEHUNDRED as REDDEERHUNTER or sth.
commando1
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Been meaning to ask for a long time now.
WTH does sth stand for?
WTH does sth stand for?
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"something" , so I invented this abbreviation, thought this was common use.
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OSLT would be the right term as it seems. Learned SNT.
commando1
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Sorry, not tonight?
bluefury361
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Took me three tries to get the spelling right...... LOL.
I bet the UAW worker had to take a test to get this job.
commando1
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I bet after doing this a gazillion times per shift, 5 shifts per week, 50 weeks per year, he didn't care if they were straight or not.
And the Design Engineer didn't give a flying duck... Easy to draw. Right?
And the Design Engineer didn't give a flying duck... Easy to draw. Right?
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