[AD removed for archives] ------------------------------------------------------------------- Attention Women! Win a $50,000 Ultimate Makeover! Become the newest ?Hottie? on the block. Or use the $50,000 how you wish. Make it yours below! caacR6Pb7yoMza/Vente ------------------------------------------------------------------- Guys, Thanks for the help on the security screws. I managed to get the outer ones out with a small pair of vise grips ( Jimmy - I tried to find the small 421 channel locks at a couple of stores, but had no luck. Need to find a better local tool store or Tim the Tool Man's hardware shop. ) I got the inner ones off by cutting a deeper slot in the screw with a cut off wheel and small die grinder. No more security screws when I assemble it - (the trunks in the cars they make now days could probably be opened with a can opener). Gary > Gary, They used them because you could take out > regular screws and get to > the trunk latch. > I used my air cut off wheel to cut a slot in the > outside ones and was > able to get to the bottom side of the inside ones > with small vice grips. It > took a while and a lot of cussing but they came out. > Good luck. > Gary Bradshaw Ft. Worth,Texas > > > Anyone have a good idea for removal of the security > screws ( the ones that are straight screws but > dished > on opposite sides) on the rear tag light bezels on a > 64 Savoy? I really don't understand why Ma Mopar > installed security screws on the rear tag lights > bezels. I tried to remove these on a parts car by > grinding off the head of the screw and wound up > damaging the bezels. I'd like to save these if > possible. I've tried to find a security head > speciality screw driver with no luck. I've also > thought about taking a cheap screw driver and > attaching it to the screw with a spot weld for > removing it. Any ideas besides a big hammer and > chisel? A stick of dynomite? Drill em' out? > > Gary > > [AD removed for archives] ------------------------------------------------------------------- We can reduce your unsecured credit card debt by 40-60%. Don?t file bankruptcy. Be Debt Free in as little as 1 year. Take control of your situation. 100% FREE Consultation. caacSn6b7yoMzf/KnockOutDebt ------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Please address private mail -- mail of interest to only one person -- directly to that person. I.e., send parts/car transactions and negotiations as well as other personal messages only to the intended recipient, not to the Clubhouse public address. This practice will protect your privacy, reduce the total volume of mail and fine tune the content signal to Mopar topic. Thanks! '62 to '65 Mopar Clubhouse Discussion Guidelines: http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.org/mletiq.html. b7yoMz.