vancouver bolts

[bustedknuckles]

so vancouver bolts is the shit any bolt u could ever need is there even head bolts higher than grade 8 quality had to find new head bolts for one of my motors and got a full set for just over $10 they will be here in the morning for me thank god for gear head family members up there that can over night things for me

[Sinnful]

Any time I need any bolt and some tools I go there, besides they are my works supplier so I get treated really nice there.

 

located in Longview and downtown Vancouver, good place

[bustedknuckles]

awesome dudes there my uncle is friends with the owner or somethin like that

[Sinnful]

yeah CJ is old hot rodder, he loves the old cars. And I know his daughter.Good people

[wayno]

Are you guys talking about "Vancouver nut & bolt"?

[Sinnful]

Are you guys talking about "Vancouver nut & bolt"?

 

 

Yes

[kiznook]

Actually you're talking about Vancouver Bolt & Supply. Figure if you're going to give respect, might as well get the name right.

[wayno]

Actually you're talking about Vancouver Bolt & Supply. Figure if you're going to give respect, might as well get the name right.

 

 

So I stand corrected, I wonder where I came up with the other incorrect name.

[lil89ram50]

your trying to buy head bolts at a hard ware store?

[Hardwyre]

So I stand corrected, I wonder where I came up with the other incorrect name.

How do you know someone grew up on Vancouver? They call that place either Vancouver Nut & Bolts or Vancouver Bolt. Don't feel bad, everyone here calls them Vancouver Bolt and have been doing so for years.

 

your trying to buy head bolts at a hard ware store?

They're hardly a "hardware store". They specialize specifically in fasteners and everything related to fasteners. I had no way of turning the trigger wheel to put it on the back of the harmonic balancer, so I bolted it to the front. Thing was, no one had a bolt in the right size and read as the one on the snout of the L28's crank. They did. I had to buy a 3 foot length, but even then it was only about $20, and they cut and radiused the ends of the length I used. A couple nuts and lockwashers and I'm golden.

 

And the people there are just great; knowledgeable and friendly. If I wanted to waste $100, they could even get me a "sky girder" bolt. I don't know what it was used for, but it's about two feet long with a 22" hex head on it and is about 14" thick. Make a pretty awesome table out of that thing. :)

[Draker]

How do you know someone grew up on Vancouver? They call that place either Vancouver Nut & Bolts or Vancouver Bolt. Don't feel bad, everyone here calls them Vancouver Bolt and have been doing so for years.

 

 

They're hardly a "hardware store". They specialize specifically in fasteners and everything related to fasteners. I had no way of turning the trigger wheel to put it on the back of the harmonic balancer, so I bolted it to the front. Thing was, no one had a bolt in the right size and read as the one on the snout of the L28's crank. They did. I had to buy a 3 foot length, but even then it was only about $20, and they cut and radiused the ends of the length I used. A couple nuts and lockwashers and I'm golden.

 

And the people there are just great; knowledgeable and friendly. If I wanted to waste $100, they could even get me a "sky girder" bolt. I don't know what it was used for, but it's about two feet long with a 22" hex head on it and is about 14" thick. Make a pretty awesome table out of that thing. :)

 

For us in the Eugene area.. the go to store is Eugene Fasteners. It's the same deal... Anything you could want. Huge selection in stock.