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    My dad picked up an oh chit handle at the junk yard the other day for me. I want to put it above the passengers side window like the 4x4's have. I have felt around under the headliner and there are already two holes there but no threads that I could feel. Logically thinkging there ought to be a nut tacked in each hole that way you just cut the two holes in the liner and bolt the handle up but I don't feel any nuts tacked up there. I don't know how they are mounted in the 4x4's but I would think it would be this method, or does GM use some weird ass type of nut to secure the oh chit handles? I've looked at hardware stores and chit for blind rivet nuts but they all give me this look and say never heard of such a thing. A little help here would be much appreciated. TIA.
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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    just take off your apillar and pull down the headliner a few inches, that wont hurt it...
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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    Quote Originally Posted by Project 2005
    just take off your apillar and pull down the headliner a few inches, that wont hurt it...
    I'm asking how to fasten the handle since there are no threads there, not how to get to the holes
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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    I wanted to do that to my 91' 2x, but when I had it all torn apart, there weren’t even holes there to even try and mount the handle. I said screw it, I wasn’t about to go through all the hassle for a handle. At least you have the holes. I’m thinking your SOL unless you want to cut additional slots in the inner headliner (sheet metal part) and slide nuts & washers back there ~ dunno.

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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    You should do like the old school four runners and have an oh sh!t handle on the drivers side too!

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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    Quote Originally Posted by Blaze5509
    You should do like the old school four runners and have an oh sh!t handle on the drivers side too!
    The plan is to have an oh chit handle above all four side windows. John Deere uses blind rivet nuts on the cab tops of the older tractors and they would/will work fine, but they are too small to use the pre existing holes in the cab frame work. Really I only need two of the half inch diameter rivet nuts but like I said nobody seems to have ever heard of them before.
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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    Pull the headliner down and weld some nuts that fit those 10mm bolts into the holes.
    Use the nuts with the wide base and you can get a good enough bead to hold whatever fat chicks you load up.

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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    Quote Originally Posted by 99-2door
    Pull the headliner down and weld some nuts that fit those 10mm bolts into the holes.
    Use the nuts with the wide base and you can get a good enough bead to hold whatever fat chicks you load up.
    I can't even get fat chicks so they aren't gonna be for anything other then so my dad can get in. If I ever get a chick I'm gonna be a gentleman and assist her in getting in and shut the door for her so she doesn't slam it.
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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    Quote Originally Posted by oldred95
    I can't even get fat chicks.


    Put a Twinkie on the seat and roll with the windows down so they can smell it.

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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    Quote Originally Posted by 99-2door
    Put a Twinkie on the seat and roll with the windows down so they can smell it.
    Better yet I'll flop my twinkie out the window and find some bisch to suck out the cream filling.
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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    She'll say "oh look they come in bite-size for Halloween"

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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    Quote Originally Posted by 99-2door
    She'll say "oh look they come in bite-size for Halloween"
    You want to rub wieners together, is that it?
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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    Quote Originally Posted by oldred95
    You want to rub wieners together, is that it?

    Not sure what that meant, but I do know it ranks pretty low on the hetero-scale.

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    Re: mounting oh chit handles in a 2wd

    Quote Originally Posted by 99-2door
    Not sure what that meant, but I do know it ranks pretty low on the hetero-scale.
    If you are content with your sexuality then it shouldn't have meant anything. I know I'm straight.



    Back on topic, I may pull the headliner down a bit and see what I've got to work with and go from there.
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