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Bolts, bsf, 3/8 x 1 3/8, thread length 5/8 (18)
BSF (British Standard Fine) thread: this is a finer thread than BSW (Whitworth), and is found on many English cars, motorcyclesm aircraft and other machinery. The pitch angle is 55 degrees.
These are "new old stock", that is, they have never been used, but were made some time ago.
We have over 2000 different fasteners to suit classic cars, motorbikes and aircraft, as well as small engineering tools and various washers, studs etc. If there is a particular item you want, please enquire, we may be able to list it.
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**POSTAGE & other small print**
This item weighs approx 475 g without packing.
Remember postage on more than one item can be combined which usually means cheaper postage per item, and sometimes more items can be sent for no extra postage.
Items with a total PACKED weight under 3kg can be sent any where in Australia for $9 IF THEY FIT in the Australia Post satchel. Please ask me!
If your postcode is in the V1 postal zone (check with post office or ask me) I can send up to approx 5 kg of items for $8.
Express, registered, or insured mail available for extra cost. Please ask me!
Pickup is available by arrangement.
The postage quoted above is for AUSTRALIA ONLY.
Please see below for INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE by AIRMAIL to anywhere worldwide OR ask me for postage costs to your country.
Seamail (cheaper but VERY SLOW) available to some countries. Please ask me!
Express or insured mail available for extra cost. Please ask me!
It is my intention to describe the item accurately and pack it safely for transit. Refund applies only if item differs significantly from item description, not if items are lost or damaged in post, as this is beyond my control (so far this hasn't happened anyway!).
