Does anyone know where I can find replacement bolts for holding on my
'99 Wrangler hardtop? I've managed to lose a few over the years and it
is getting near the season for putting it back on. Thanks!

 

The bolts are nothing special, just go get six matching bolts at your
local hardware store!

dwelzel@yahoo.com wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find replacement bolts for holding on my
> '99 Wrangler hardtop? I've managed to lose a few over the years and it
> is getting near the season for putting it back on. Thanks!
>

--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/

 

The bolts are nothing special, just go get six matching bolts at your
local hardware store!

dwelzel@yahoo.com wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find replacement bolts for holding on my
> '99 Wrangler hardtop? I've managed to lose a few over the years and it
> is getting near the season for putting it back on. Thanks!
>

--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/

 

The bolts are nothing special, just go get six matching bolts at your
local hardware store!

dwelzel@yahoo.com wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find replacement bolts for holding on my
> '99 Wrangler hardtop? I've managed to lose a few over the years and it
> is getting near the season for putting it back on. Thanks!
>

--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.***.net/jerrypb/

 

I had to replace several on my YJ. The bolts are standard 5/16" NC
thread, use grade 5. The nuts are special so you don't need a wrench. I
made some out of a piece of galvanzied "------er bar" used on chain link
fences at the gate post. About 1/4" x1/2". Cut into 1" chunks, drill and
tap 5/16-16

dwelzel@yahoo.com wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find replacement bolts for holding on my
> '99 Wrangler hardtop? I've managed to lose a few over the years and it
> is getting near the season for putting it back on. Thanks!
>

 

I had to replace several on my YJ. The bolts are standard 5/16" NC
thread, use grade 5. The nuts are special so you don't need a wrench. I
made some out of a piece of galvanzied "------er bar" used on chain link
fences at the gate post. About 1/4" x1/2". Cut into 1" chunks, drill and
tap 5/16-16

dwelzel@yahoo.com wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find replacement bolts for holding on my
> '99 Wrangler hardtop? I've managed to lose a few over the years and it
> is getting near the season for putting it back on. Thanks!
>

 

I had to replace several on my YJ. The bolts are standard 5/16" NC
thread, use grade 5. The nuts are special so you don't need a wrench. I
made some out of a piece of galvanzied "------er bar" used on chain link
fences at the gate post. About 1/4" x1/2". Cut into 1" chunks, drill and
tap 5/16-16

dwelzel@yahoo.com wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find replacement bolts for holding on my
> '99 Wrangler hardtop? I've managed to lose a few over the years and it
> is getting near the season for putting it back on. Thanks!
>

 

RoyJ wrote:
> I had to replace several on my YJ. The bolts are standard 5/16" NC
> thread, use grade 5. The nuts are special so you don't need a wrench. I
> made some out of a piece of galvanzied "------er bar" used on chain link
> fences at the gate post. About 1/4" x1/2". Cut into 1" chunks, drill and
> tap 5/16-16

I'm all about making stuff, but how much does a dealer get for the nuts
and/or bolts?

My time is far too valuable to make a $2 part.

 

RoyJ wrote:
> I had to replace several on my YJ. The bolts are standard 5/16" NC
> thread, use grade 5. The nuts are special so you don't need a wrench. I
> made some out of a piece of galvanzied "------er bar" used on chain link
> fences at the gate post. About 1/4" x1/2". Cut into 1" chunks, drill and
> tap 5/16-16

I'm all about making stuff, but how much does a dealer get for the nuts
and/or bolts?

My time is far too valuable to make a $2 part.

 

RoyJ wrote:
> I had to replace several on my YJ. The bolts are standard 5/16" NC
> thread, use grade 5. The nuts are special so you don't need a wrench. I
> made some out of a piece of galvanzied "------er bar" used on chain link
> fences at the gate post. About 1/4" x1/2". Cut into 1" chunks, drill and
> tap 5/16-16

I'm all about making stuff, but how much does a dealer get for the nuts
and/or bolts?

My time is far too valuable to make a $2 part.