Seat belt guides, fastener size?

[NWJon]

I installed Monte Carlo buckets in my 84 El Camino. But, they didn't come with the seat belt retainers installed.Looking to get the right kind and size of screws to fasten the ones I got, on, so I can use my seat belts again.Didnt really just want to screw some any ole drywall screws in. Thanks for any info

 

[ed1948]

Chrome screw with integral bevelled(tapered) washer. 3/4" length with approx 5/32" dia

 

[NWJon]

Much thanks. I guess I probably wont find these at Home Depot though....

 

[ed1948]

The HD here in Canada carry all sorts of screws...you may find them there. Also DIY auto parts stores have specialty repair parts and fasteners. I Don't know where you're at but here in Canada CDN Tire, Parts Source, etc have misc parts. I'm sure the US has a large number of retailers that can help. That washer, I think, is important to prevent damage.

 

[ed1948]

This may also help:
https://gbodyforum.com/threads/fastener-resources.58488/

 

[O. D. Showtime]

With having parted a few cars and collecting parts for years I've got bins of these in the various lengths as used through out the interior...but I'd imagine you can find them somewhere...

 

[Texas82GP]

I think you can find those in a blister pack at the auto parts. That's an automotive trim screw.

 

[NWJon]

The HD here in Canada carry all sorts of screws...you may find them there. Also DIY auto parts stores have specialty repair parts and fasteners. I Don't know where you're at but here in Canada CDN Tire, Parts Source, etc have misc parts. I'm sure the US has a large number of retailers that can help. That washer, I think, is important to prevent damage.

Im in Skagit County,Wa State

 

[NWJon]

I think you can find those in a blister pack at the auto parts. That's an automotive trim screw.

Guess Ill try that tomorrow. O'reillys, NAPA, Autozone?

 

[Texas82GP]

They have them at O'Reilly's down here. They are on one of the isles on a little display of a bunch of miscellaneous hardware. I'm pretty sure it's all Dorman. I'm guessing you need No. 8, but if I were in your shoes, I would buy both No. 8 and No. 10 to prevent having to go back. Or if you have a digital caliper micrometer, take it and see which is closest to 5/32".