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post-6571-0-95608100-1385041906.jpgpost-6571-0-83562700-1385042224_thumb.jpim getting ready to install 2 almost new headlite buckets in the 79 umodel any idea what kind of fastener would of been used originally its an old fleet truck and had small machine screws but im pretty sure the fronts been repaired many times it lived most of its life doing city pedal in maspeth li ny thanks for any help .

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are you talking the actual bucket or the rectangular trim around them? I think the buckets had a metal ring on the backside and were screwed thru the bucket and fiberglass into the sheet metal in the back with sheet metal screws. the rectangular trim plates were screwed on with 1/4 x 20 phillips bolts. some had 4, some had a lip that slid into the hood near the middle and just had 2 bolts.

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are you talking the actual bucket or the rectangular trim around them? I think the buckets had a metal ring on the backside and were screwed thru the bucket and fiberglass into the sheet metal in the back with sheet metal screws. the rectangular trim plates were screwed on with 1/4 x 20 phillips bolts. some had 4, some had a lip that slid into the hood near the middle and just had 2 bolts.

thanks for the answers ive seen a couple different ways sheet metal screws into a tin ring and then just bolted in with machine screws i also have the rectangular trim pieces with the 2 tabs and 2 bolts i was just wonderin

I would say that is probably correct as that's what was holding in mine and it is a 1980 with no hood repair

thanks for responding back its not that big of a deal i was just wonderin ....ive seen some pretty wild type fleet repairs over the years

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