What is the name or type of part of the following:

They are plastic with "ribs" & hold our door skins on the metal chassis, ... they "twist" into the slots into the skins. Bigger, more aggro ones hold the rear, carpeted deck down - the deck that covers the rear speakers ...

They also hold other plastic trim in place, etc.

 

Hi `Zeke,
Is this a test ?...Will there be a grade ? If so, I failed

I hope one of our expert tech members will be able to answer your question

* If all else fails, call your local Chevy Parts Dept (?) & confuse them ~> Hopefully they will know , or should know (?)

Good Luck <~> Seriously
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Do you already know & just testing us ? Is this a new MCF Game ? ? ? ? ? LOL

 

They are commonly referred to as trim retainers, fasteners or clips.

 

@Space: No, Sir. Definitely not a test whatsoever. I want to get all new ones so when I put my entire interior together, it goes nice & tight ... It would be fine the way they are now, but I am ****, & want new. Guess I have too much money to **** away on the little stuff.

 

Hi `Zeke,
Yes, I am a believer in "Perfection", when it comes to a Monte Carlo....
It would be great `if you took pictures & made a thread about your rebuild/mod's 4-Sure...Good Luck & we look 4ward to your updates..

Thanks Seattle `Mike for getting a A+ on Zeke's quiz

 

They are actually called pine tree clips. Or that's what I was taught. If you google it, it will come up with what your looking for!

 

These ^^^ are commonly called "Plastic Rivets". I hope this is what you are looking for. They are available at any parts store. Some can get expensive at $5 each. Others, you can get a box full for $5. Good luck!

 

Yes, they are called several different names depending on the company that manufacturers them, but I provided the most common names (the names GM refers to them as) that will bring up the most results in a search.

 

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I learn something new everyday on the MCF
Thanks Member's for helping/sharing 4-Real

 

Autozone had them in the "Help" section before. You may want to check and see. I think it was an assorted supply tho for several makes