Where to get Self Tapping Screws for Rallye Wheel center cap?

[WM23N1G1]

Hi,

I'm going to put the center caps back on my Rallye Wheels, but I miss some screws.

I found some there, but these seller has such a bad reputation that I would prefer avoid him.
Does anyone know where I could get some at a fair price?

TIA!

[Bob]

I took one of mine to the local hardware store and picked up a couple.
Bob

[WM23N1G1]

I won't find these in my local hardware store.  
Thanks, anyway.

[maxwellwedge]

Chrysler was still selling them about a year or 2 ago.

[Ghoste]

How many are you looking for?

[CDN72SE]

Year One carries them, part number FD919020 20 SCREWS FOR $6.95.

http://www.yearone.com/serverfiles/fbshopmain2.asp?input=center+cap+screws&SM=1&SC=1

[WM23N1G1]

How many are you looking for?

Maybe 10, I will have to count after work.

[WM23N1G1]

Year One carries them, part number FD919020 20 SCREWS FOR $6.95.

Thanks. I didn't think of YO because of their outrageous shipping costs, but, why not.  
http://www.yearone.com/serverfiles/fbshopmain2.asp?pid=FD919020&hid=118AF16510&cat=1&trk=12&searchid=3896860

[CDN72SE]

Year One carries them, part number FD919020 20 SCREWS FOR $6.95.

Thanks. I didn't think of YO because of their outrageous shipping costs, but, why not.  
http://www.yearone.com/serverfiles/fbshopmain2.asp?pid=FD919020&hid=118AF16510&cat=1&trk=12&searchid=3896860

I'm in Canada and their shipping prices seem to have gotten better, I stayed away for years for that very fact. I may have extras kicking around as well.

[Ghoste]

That "FD" prefix in the Year One part number means they are just buying it from Chrysler and middlemanning it to you.  I would first try the suggestion of Mr. Wedge if there is a Chrysler dealer near you Gounthar.

[WM23N1G1]

Ok, I'll have a look at the local Chrysler dealer.
I just have to find the correct part number, because they aren't helpful at all.
If I ever tell them it's for a '71 Charger, they won't even bother to search for the part. 
Thanks!

[UFO]

Ok, I'll have a look at the local Chrysler dealer.
I just have to find the correct part number, because they aren't helpful at all.
If I ever tell them it's for a '71 Charger, they won't even bother to search for the part.  
Thanks!

'70-'71 book shows-6029190

[b5blue]

Don't feel bad about your dealer, my local dealer here sucks too! (And I am in the USA!) 

[WM23N1G1]

'70-'71 book shows-6029190

Thanks a lot!  I searched for my parts interchange manual yesterday, but didn't find it... 

[WM23N1G1]

Don't feel bad about your dealer, my local dealer here sucks too! (And I am in the USA!) 

I can feel your pain. 
I'll try another dealer a few miles away.

[Ronnman]

Goumthar - If available, buy a 1/4" 20 TPI (threads per inch) starter tap and tap the threads into the center cap.  Most holes are about 1/2" in depth and are tapped about 3/8" in depth.  Then you can use any 1/2" long 1/4" 20 TPI bolt.  You may want to use a close metric tap and bolt size (6mm?) which would be another alternative.
Ron

[WM23N1G1]

Thanks Ron, that could be a nice option!