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I found this on an old thread from2009

I found this picture on a post from 2009, i think these are the missing link! PUN Intended

Dang, here they are in a post from 2009.I believe those are the ones I need! So how do I go about getting 3 of those? It is only 3 that fasten it to the flywheel, correct? Have a Great Day! Jerry

Im told it is a round head with a flat spot on one side, it wedges against the boss on the converter

I am looking for the 3 fasteners that bolt the torque converter to the flywheel. I cant find mine... I am told they are a special fastener, "Shouldered bolt". 1954 322/dynaflow. The previous posts sent me looking to no avail. ARP needs more info than i can provide, Hometown and the54 highway didn't turn anything up. Matt at Centerville says they don't stock them and they are not reproduced. so i gotta find some sitting in a bone yard. The shop manual shows thread pitch and parts book just shows group. Any help out there? Thanks in advance! Jerry

I am looking for the 3 fasteners that bolt the torque converter to the flywheel. I cant find mine... I am told they are a special fastener, "Shouldered bolt". 1954 322/dynaflow. Any help out there? Thanks in advance! Jerry

Anyone?

Where did you end up getting them from, was it a kit or by the piece?is it model specific?

I cannot find the 3 fasteners that bolt the flywheel to the torque converter. I don’t remember for sure but I thought they were flat headed, round and with a flat side. Anyone have 3 I could purchase? 1954 Buick 322 with a Dynaflow. Maybe it isn’t a special bolt and im overthinking it… thanks, jerry

Can anyone help identify this rotisserie? it has a 4 inch square beam that has cross bars that attach to the vehicle, it is really heavy duty. i would like to know the manufacturer so I can get some additional information on the unit. thanks jerry

Thanks for the help and quick replies!

I'm picking away at my project, mounting exhaust manifolds with new hardened bolts, the manual says 10 to 15 ft/lbs which seems really loose. I am missing 2french locks but will get them. Should I go more than the 10-15 or stick with the manual? Should I be using lock washerrs or no? thanks for your input!

It seems all the "Buick Coins" I have are tied up in my project...

You can use the catalog instead of the corn cobs as occasional treat during clean up...

china/Thailand, all the same to me...

Very nice Lamar, But What's with the hood ornament? I know it was made in china but? I would have to take the Dremel to it and repaint...

http://www.autocityclassic.com/1957/ Auto city classics shows a new one as well...

flat stock sheet metal...

that is very cool, like I have nothing else to look for, now I gotta find one of these too...

at least you took your time to reply and made sure all the spelling was correct!

Make it happen, Or maybe a memorabilia page... Not everyone will participate but some of us have some vintage items that the chebby guys don't appreciate .

there is a liquid that is used in model building, not the old fashioned air plane glue. this stuff melts the plastic a little then it hardens up in seconds..." plasti weld" check hobby stores try an hidden spot.

Do a google search for images, I wouldn't know what is correct but it will look awesome in red,white or blue

I wish I was down the street from you! Then I would be trying to work out getting new door panels too!

Mr. Earl did mention the highlighted area...