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  1. 03-19-2007 01:01 PM #1
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    Old Fastener question

     



    I am removing the interior pieces from my 48 Chevy Truck and have come across some unique fasteners that I don't have a way to take out. It is kind of like a fat (regular) screw driver but the ends are closed and rounded. I was wondering if anyone knows where to get a socket drive or "screwdriver set" that I could use to remove them?

    Thought I would ask before I start grinding down a set of screw drivers. Hopefully, someone knows what I am talking about, if not I can snap a picture tonight.


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    look like a hourglass they called clutch heads
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    I think sears carries them and I know vaco does thats the brand I have. Snap-on makes sockets with clutch heads too.
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    Thanks guys.

    I couldn't find any at Sears but I'll head over and ask now since I know the name of them at least.
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    They are also called RV SCREWS
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    Clutch heads

     



    You might search ebay they show up once in a while,the larger size like on the door latches are real hard to find.Ace Hardware has some of the smaller ones. Good Luck!
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