62 Screws, springs and stuff

[B Buck <bbuck9750@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Having a little trouble with the instrument cluster and need some 
assistance.  After reinstalling the push buttons for the transmission, the 
instrument cluster went back on quite nicely; however, the screws to the 
instrument cluster are no where to be found!  (Brand X gremlins is my 
suspicion).  What type of screws go back into the dash to hold the 
instrument cluster?  Fine thread/coarse thread?  Length?  Next question, 
where can these be found?

Another question, where can a carburetor spring be had for a Poly 318?  It 
is a factory four-barrel with the original carburetor and manifold.  Can 
these be purchased or "created" from another spring?  Any experience on 
either of these subjects is Greatly appreciated!!

Brian B.
'62 Savoy

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