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PUSH PINS FOR BODYWORK
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SPYD3R
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YES
from what i've experienced, yes.....
you can find replacement pins at your local hardware store for way less than BRP will charge you... they may not be identical, but since they are hidden, it really doesn't matter... i found them at AAA Fasterners for $0.90 for 4...
Dan P
SPYD3R
from what i've experienced, yes.....
you can find replacement pins at your local hardware store for way less than BRP will charge you... they may not be identical, but since they are hidden, it really doesn't matter... i found them at AAA Fasterners for $0.90 for 4...
Dan P
SPYD3R
OverHillAndDale
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Www.cheapcycleparts.com has them also.
I recommend you go ahead and purchase a dozen or so of the pins and a dozen of the standard screws (M6x10 and M6x20) because over time you’re almost certain to loose some of them as well.
I recommend you go ahead and purchase a dozen or so of the pins and a dozen of the standard screws (M6x10 and M6x20) because over time you’re almost certain to loose some of them as well.
oldguyinTX
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:agree: I have a bunch in my tool cabinet, and carry some with me. You never know.
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