Source of Automotive Hardware

[RUSSELL5000]

Does anyone know of a good source (web or otherwise) for automotive hardware?

Bolts, nuts, washers

Plastic fasteners for wheel well liners, etc

Clips and retainers, etc.

Thanks!

 

[Wayne M.]

For common hardware, US and Metric, in all grades and material, you can't beat McMaster- Carr. Perhaps not the cheapest, but the very best.
Specialized fasteners like the push pins and Xmas trees and clips, either OEM or maybe online body supply.

 

[GCroyle]

Source for those what the heck is this fastener https://www.auveco.com/

 

[Jim W]

For common hardware, US and Metric, in all grades and material, you can't beat McMaster- Carr. Perhaps not the cheapest, but the very best.
Specialized fasteners like the push pins and Xmas trees and clips, either OEM or maybe online body supply.

X2.
I also will go to a heavy equipment dealer such as Cat and or John Deer for class 8 or higher. They will sell to anyone just go to the parts counter and ask for what ever fastener you need. When I reinstalled my common rails for my hitch in the bed of the truck, I used class 8 plated hardware from Cat. I know this will not rust like the cheap hardware store will.

 

[RUSSELL5000]

Thanks much. I looked at McMaster-Carr tonight. I think will be a good source of suspension flanged nuts and bolts.

I'll need a bunch of those plastic push pins.

 

[DonFitzwater]

Source for those what the heck is this fastener https://www.auveco.com/

These guys are a life saver. They had windshield cowl retainers for my 2nd gen and tailgate rod retainers for my 1st gen. I downloaded their catalog to look at. It was amazing what they offer and the prices are so much cheaper than OEM.

 

[MKemp]

Also try Kimble -Midwest

 

[Wayne M.]

Auveco does not retail. Need to have a buisness to charge to in quantity, IIRC.

 

[GCroyle]

Auveco does not retail. Need to have a buisness to charge to in quantity, IIRC.

Saw Auveco displaying at O'Reilly sales manager conf. Try ORL.

 

[GReed]

For plastic clips and some nuts and bolts try www.clipsandfasteners.com.

 

[DonFitzwater]

Auveco does not retail. Need to have a buisness to charge to in quantity, IIRC.

You are correct. I downloaded their catalog and after I found the part numbers I needed, found them from a distributor with good shipping prices.

 

[Killer223]

i use a local auto paint supplier. they usually have all the moldings and fasteners iv ever needed automotive wise.
my go to one is PPG store.

 

[BIGNASTY]

The Shop at work!!!

Tons of different items to choose from

Cost is Nothing for me!!

& most of the time a Mechanic will come out and install said items