Mr. Mike or Mr.Bill are these studs avilable seperate for visor repair?Thank you Guys for your Help

 

You might could try the JY. But mike or bill will be here soon to find you one in the back of a warehouse somewhere

 

The inboard visor pins?

They're available in the aftermarket.....

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found them on lmc,,,,kinda embarased always going to Mike and Bill,,,give them a rest: kinda weird there sold seperate,mine were 40 years brittle

 

I might be one of a select few who study aftermarket catalogs....

 

D6TZ-1004114-A (replaced D0DZ-6204114-B) .. Visor Anchor Pin-Bright Finish (D0DZ-6204114-B is as pictured in post #1 & came with the rubber tip) / Reproduced

1970 F100/750 & Passenger Cars / 1970/74 Econoline / 1971 Passenger Cars before production date 5/3/1971 / 1971/79 F100/350 / 1978/79 Bronco.

No Ford dealer or obsolete parts vendor has the Passenger Car, 1970/75 F100/350 and 1976 F100/350 before serial number A50,001 original D0DZ-6204114-B anchor pins.

 

I have multiple visors and with pins if you need to replace any

 

Very common reproduced part, by most reproduction companies. Pretty sure that the older ones (73-76?) are metal, where as the newer (77-79) are plastic.

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D0DZ-6204114-B original part number shown in post #1, it's plastic.

 

thanks all,thanks Ford guy ,I went and ordered from lmc,,,

 

No kidding...I know its plastic. Back at ya. So what year/years were they made of metal? I know some year or application they were made of metal and chrome plated and will work as a replacement to the plastic ones.

Now that I think about it some more, I think the metal ones were for the bumpside years? Survey says?

 

I am 75% sure my 73 has metal studs, because I remember seeing rust on them. I can say for sure in the morning

 

part # 04132,,,when re positioned back in the truck,is it mounted as Rich's picture is shown,or would gravity hold the visors meaning turn it 180 degrees,,,has me dumb founded

 

The rubber tips on the visors hold them snugly. No need to rotate the clip

 

yea ,I need to reinstall my center pc,not sure what up is,,,,do visors clip down ,or do visors clip up