Bolts,nuts, etc....where to buy?

[hls30.com]

Those fit, are Stainless, and are labeled as to where they go(a huge help) but are not the original OEM style in terms of looking stock. I have the entire set for my '72 and they look very good, but are more than obviously aftermarket parts.

Will

[Nota280]

Here's a site that has Z nuts, bolts and screws. Hang on to your wallet, they're proud of these. Save the pdf file to your hard drive. Hope this helps.

http://www.zcarcreations.com/

They come in nice labeled bags as well. Really a great time and frustration saver.

[Obewon]

Those fit, are Stainless, and are labeled as to where they go(a huge help) but are not the original OEM style in terms of looking stock. I have the entire set for my '72 and they look very good, but are more than obviously aftermarket parts.

Will

They come in nice labeled bags as well. Really a great time and frustration saver.

This is the way I'll most likely go. I really need all the help I can get with the bags of hardware being labeled. I have broken about 5% of the hardware I've removed from the body and what did come out doesn't look that good after 30 years. Stainless + anti-seize when I put my 280Z back together. Still, rather costly but worth it.

[hls30.com]

I'll add two bits of advice based entirely on personal experience.

1) Run the appropriate tap through every hole to clean up the threads before applying the anti-seize and new stainless hardware.

2) If you buy the sets together, they offer a discount on the entire purchase.

Will