Can anyone sort me out with these two screws please?

[PDR]

Just wondering if anyone here, especially those who are breaking Surfs might happen to have these two screws available.

They are the ones that hold the lower plastic cubby box under the radio console. I am not sure what size they are or if they are anything other than normal black screws.

You can see where they fit in the centre of this photo:



If anyone can help, please PM me with a price inclusive of postage.

They were missing when I bought the Surf and I have never got around to asking before now.

Cheers,

Paul

[tintin]

Go to your nearest auto shop and get a pair of number plate nut and bolts.
(in black)
The one in the passenger footwell you can hold the nut in place with two fingers behind the whole thing and put the bolt thru.
On the drivers side, superglue the nut in place with the cubbyhole thing removed!
And, btw the original fixings are not screws but plastic plugs with 'push in' centre pins.
Hope this helps

Alan

[Maverick]

I had some anodised blue allen bolts lying around that fitted. I think they were M8, but there is a great possibility that I'm wrong. Didn't need a nut, as they were the same size as the metal hole, and quite simply screwed in.

[Taliesins]

Just wondering if anyone here, especially those who are breaking Surfs might happen to have these two screws available.

They are the ones that hold the lower plastic cubby box under the radio console. I am not sure what size they are or if they are anything other than normal black screws.

You can see where they fit in the centre of this photo:



If anyone can help, please PM me with a price inclusive of postage.

They were missing when I bought the Surf and I have never got around to asking before now.

Cheers,

Paul

They arent screws that fit there. They are a plastic push fit plug type thing.
Similar to the type holding on the silencing material under bonnets etc.

[PDR]

Cheers, that is really helpful

[Paul1566]

They are called scrivets or screw rivets.
Try this link or pop to your local breakers most cars have them somewhere.
http://catalogue.jetpress.com/Produc...rWebTemplate=F

Paul1566

[POPEYE]

All i did was jam some plastic rawlplugs in the holes and used some black screws,