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  1. 08-04-2007, 05:13 PM #1
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    Boeing Real Dzus fastners

    Hi guys,

    I have managed to source real 767 200 panels. Part of what I have got is the aft pedastel mount and the overhead panel mount. Both Compleat with dzus Rails. PC at FDS has told me the FDS panels will fit these rails Does anyone know here I can source real nuts/screws or what ever is used in the real thing.

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  2. 08-04-2007, 05:30 PM #2
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    Hey they are there and someone may know a good source but I think if you do a search on Ebay for them you might find what you are looking for. I know I saw some on there a while ago with crimper so look around. Also know that this option will not be cheap!
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    Boeing

    Nothing in this hobby/obsession is cheap, so my wife keeps telling me. Having got real parts I dont want to degrade the look with ordinary M3 bolts.

    Thanks Bob Ill have a peek.

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    Boeing

    Hi guys,

    Does anybody know what the actual Boeing fasteners are called. There are loads of dzus stuff on ebay and I dont know which ones I need? I havent recieved my 762 parts yet so cant get an idea of what I need.

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    You want the 1/4 turn fasteners....
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    Boeing

    Thanks Bob, Any particular diameter?
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    Boeing

    Hi,

    Is this what Im looking for?

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/DZUS-...spagenameZWD2V
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    I don't think that is the entire fastener. Looks like the "sleeve" is missing.
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    Is that like a small round thingy that the fastener goes through?
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    Boeing

    Ok Found this,

    Im mailing these guys for a quote. Shields Up on the paypal account!!

    http://www.lausitzaviation.com/parts.html
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