Threaded Windshield Stud, 1928-36 Ford, 3/8 In X 3/8 In NF X 2 In
Threaded Windshield Stud, 1928-36 Ford, 3/8 In X 3/8 In NF X 2 In
Speedway Motors

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#91123102

Threaded Windshield Stud, 1928-36 Ford, 3/8 In X 3/8 In NF X 2 In

  • Cadmium plated for longevity
  • Not included in our windshield kits
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Product Summary

28-32 Ford, 35-36 Ford, Steel, Zinc Plated

  • Cadmium plated for longevity
  • Not included in our windshield kits
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #91123102
BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
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Speedway Motors 91123102 Details

These threaded windshield studs feature a stop and include one stud and one cone nut. They are zinc plated for longevity. Fits 1928-31 Model A and 1932-36 Ford.

  • Steel material
  • (1) stud, (1) cone nut
  • Sold each

Not included in our windshield kits.

Item Details

Threaded stud

Speedway Motors 91123102 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #91123102
BrandSpeedway Motors
Material TypeSteel
FinishZinc Plated
GENERAL
Overall Length1.88"
Thread Pitch3/8"-24
Sold in QuantityEach

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

9 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers highly recommend this product for its excellent quality and practicality, specifically highlighting its perfect fit and smooth finish. Noted for being a great replacement part, it significantly aids project completions and upgrades, such as windshields on classic cars like Ford Sedans and Model As. Users appreciated its functionality, saving them valuable time and effort compared to creating a similar item. The product's great fit, finish, and value for money indicate the product's superiority over competitors.

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Good Quality

5.0

a year ago

BobRob

Bella Vista, AR

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Top quality at a fair price.

Would Recommend

Yes would buy this again fit perfectly

5.0

a year ago

Hig

Ma.

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Fit perfect

Would Recommend

Great product ,great price !

5.0

4 years ago

Baz

Lake Havasu ,Arizona

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Helping me get this project closer to completion ,with parts that fit and work properly ! Thanks again !

Would Recommend

I would buy this product again.

5.0

5 years ago

Money Bucket

Ms

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Work great for my windshield upgrade.

Would Recommend

Perfect Replacement Part

5.0

6 years ago

Jveetee

Detroit

Verified

Perfect Replacement Part

Would Recommend

Very smooth

4.0

7 years ago

Gremyen

Wichita ks

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I bought a pair of these just in case I decide to switch out the original window bolts on my 30 Ford Sedan. The original ones on the car are kinda gnarly but they could use some thread chasing.

Would Recommend

Perfect part/fast delivery

5.0

10 years ago

HOT CARS magazine

Castro Valley, CA

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Perfect part/fast delivery

Would Recommend

great fit and finish

5.0

11 years ago

savage29

Houston, TX, USA

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Nice fit,works great on my Model A ,nice cad. finish !!

Would Recommend

It's a bolt

5.0

15 years ago

Crash

Olivia TX

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Sure you could take an hour and thread some stock and make it yourself but much easier to buy this one and do something else with the time because time is all we really have.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 2 Answers

Need directions on how to install stud with swivel part to mr roadster windshield frame

by kevin

• 7 years ago

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I would like to know how the top of the windsheild pviots (hinges I'm rebuilding a 29 model A someone has modified the windshield by chopping it they mounted it in the frame by using the slide arm bracket's I would like to have the top of windshield hinge and use the slide arms to open the bottom of the windshield like it was designed I think the car was a cabriole it had roll up windows and a rag top thank you Rick

by modlearick

• 12 years ago

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