nuts and bolts

[stripped fred]

Where do you buy yours? I need to buy some bolts for my mr2 to put the side skirts back on as the old ones are very rusty. I could go to the main dealer but I'd rather not. Just wondering which online suppliers you use for nuts, screws, bolts etc

[gm]

screw fix are not bad if you are buying a decent amount

[derskine]

I try to get them from work where possible, but they don't always have weird sizes so I use a local engineering shop who are fantastic, and are on ebay too.

 

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Clarik-Engineering-Supplies/FASTENERS-AND-FIXINGS-/_i.html?_fsub=2680700

[Bren]

Get bent over at Halfords.

[Junkman]

I buy them from the Pope.

 

http://www.brianpope.com/

[stripped fred]

I try to get them from work where possible, but they don't always have weird sizes so I use a local engineering shop who are fantastic, and are on ebay too.

 

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Clarik-Engineering-Supplies/FASTENERS-AND-FIXINGS-/_i.html?_fsub=2680700

Thanks for the link!

[DSdriver]

For general stuff stainless steel ones from ebay. May cost a few pennies more but saves a lot of grief next time you need to undo. Not good for stuff that has to be torqued up though because they sheer much sooner than mild steel.

[stripped fred]

Get bent over at Halfords.

Only as a last resort...

[stripped fred]

I buy them from the Pope.

 

http://www.brianpope.com/

Cheers for that.

[stripped fred]

For general stuff stainless steel ones from ebay. May cost a few pennies more but saves a lot of grief next time you need to undo. Not good for stuff that has to be torqued up though because they sheer much sooner than mild steel.

I suppose stainless would make sense as they are right next to the ground.

[Vin]

I tend to use Namrick. They normally arrive next day too...

 

 http://www.namrick.co.uk/