Cannot find the 73 front fender stud at any hardware store? Where now?

[WH23G3G]

I checked all the hardware stores and parts stores for a full threaded stud. No one has one. I still don't know exactly what size it is, but I can't find anyone who has full threaded studs. Is there any other places I could try? It's not a servicable part in the 73 parts catalog. Or does anyone have any rotted fenders which they could part with the stud. Mine are missing on both sides, because I got the fenders from two different Chargers. 

[Charger1973]

I might be able to help you out.  What stud are you talking about?  The top of the fender or down by the dog leg area? 

[WH23G3G]

It's the underside of the fender in the top corner. Where the door and fender meet. On the underside there is a threaded stud that sits in a bracket bolted to the cowl that uses a nut on it, I'm assuming to pull the fender down. Because that's how it is right, now, it's sitting up just a little, but alignment of the edges of the door and fender are just about perfect and match with other restoration photos I've checked with. I noticed it was missing the stud, when I saw that I forgot to bolt the bracket to the side of the cowl when I was referring to the 73 body manual under the fender attachment illustration.

[Charger1973]

I'll check and see what I have. 

[41husk]

You might check RT specialties.

[OttawaCharger]

Like Husk said, R/T Specialties appears to have it here:
http://www.rtspecialties.net/proddetail.asp?prod=1000076A
You can see it in the back of their picture

[WH23G3G]

Looks like you have to buy that whole kit though. I don't know if it comes in the underhood bolt kit that I'm buying, but I know it comes with the fender bolts.

[beedees]

Find out what size you need, go to the hardware store and get a MACHINE bolt (threaded up to the head) and cut the head off- theres your stud.

[twilt]

You can always rummage thru my boxes and buckets full of nuts/bolts.  I`ll be home Sunday afternoon/evening. 

[Dodge Don]

Try Mr. G's......they have tons of stuff.

http://www.mrgusa.com/

I've used them often.

[BMOTOXSTAR]

Get a piece of threaded rod and cut it!
Ba Da Bing !

[Nacho-RT74]

never realized that could it be so hard up there... down here is pretty easy.

[Todd Wilson]

Any good body shop supply house should be able to help you.



Todd