Screw Identification

[stat5]

These screws came with my basket case 1967 Belvedere that I picked up and I can't figure out where these screws are used or even if they were used. Any help would be appreciated in identifying where there were used, I attached a picture of the head and side view of the screws.

Thank for any answers.

 

[1 Wild R/T]

Typically screws of that design used on Mopars attach C pillar trim or some other trim... Lotta 66 & 67 guys here, I'm sure your answer will be along soon..

 

[gdrill]

Door sills?

 

[BeepBeepRR]

Im not sure. Kind of look like the screws that are on the ends of the sill plates. But seem a bit short. Possibly for the extensions between the sill plate and the rear seat. Don't quote me on that. Here is a page with 67 bell hardware.. Have a look and see what they offer.

https://www.classicindustries.com/shop/1967/plymouth/belvedereii/parts/exterior-trim/moldings/molding-clips-fasteners/

 

[gdrill]

Could be kick plates too. I have them on my 66. Just can’t place them for sure! Rear window trim…….

 

[copper67sat]

They look familiar. I'm thinking kick panels or possibly the end of the sill plates as mentioned above.
Rear window, front window and roof rail trim screws are longer and fully threaded.

 

[turbine68rt]

@Jerry Hall

 

[Dave6T4]

I am thinking door sill plates as well. Most of the screws that attach interior moldings have countersunk heads for a flush appearance.

 

[Jerry Hall]

My opinion sill plate screws, but not the end ones, which are longer. In 66 there was a sill plate reinforcement plate and it used a shorter screw there, and in 67 there was no reinforcement plate, so the screws were only partially threaded so that one didn't distort the sill plate by over tightening.

 

[RemCharger]

My opinion sill plate screws, but not the end ones, which are longer. In 66 there was a sill plate reinforcement plate and it used a shorter screw there, and in 67 there was no reinforcement plate, so the screws were only partially threaded so that one didn't distort the sill plate by over tightening.

Agree ^^^

 

[69_A12_6BBL]

Sill Plates

 

[Should be playing golf]

For sure end of sill plates, and kick panels.

 

[Stonehengeheel]

Kick panels. That unthreaded section is the standoff.