Bolts, Screws, Washers and what not

Alright long story short. Some lady didn't check her mirror and ran right into me. Now I gotta get a new tie rod (It snapped in the wheel hub) Front Passenger fender and rims (After bouncing off my front fender/bumper she smashed my rear rim its nearly flatten).

So to keep it short. Insurance company sent the truck to a body shop from there they decided to total it (Go figure guy priced the parts on some crazy site) They took off the Grill/Bumper/fender to "inspect it" that's where my problem starts. I got the truck back with all my parts (I think I haven't tried putting it all together yet). Except problem is I HAVE NO MOUNTING HARDWARE. So even if I wanted to put everything back together with my new parts (I bought a front fender from rockauto for like 50 bucks). I can't..

So the question is. Am I going to have to literally go to the hardware store and try find each and every bolt or does anyone know where I can get that information?

Also open to suggestions on things to look out for as in what else to check. ( I heard A-arm but I feel like that is very unlikely. As it seems fine won't know til I try to do an alignment).

And then this is how it looks now after getting it back...

I would just go to the junkyard and remove the bolts you need and put them in your pocket

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wow.. that sucks ....
the fenders to inner fender.. and to the core support have little clips like these... you can get them at any parts place.. I think they are 3/8


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^ Cool. Thanks.

Junkyard idea I like that didn't even think of that one.

I second the junk yard idea. LMC Truck has all the hardware for everything you listed, but it's $$$.

I had to do the same when i did a engine swap that someine previously started and they misplaced half the bolts.

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Suppliers like TIFCO have the exact bolts, clip nuts, etc. you need and the prices are really good actually since you're buying them by the box instead of little bubble packs like the auto parts stores jack you for. I bought enough to do pretty much a whole front clip and didn't spend much at all.

This of course is the route to go if you can't easily get them from a boneyard as mentioned.

Richard

Have you asked the body shop that did teardown what happened to YOUR hardware. They got paid to to a tear down and all parts and hardware should have been saved. It is yours not theirs

when I bought my t/a, the interior was gutted & all of the hardware was mixed up in a paint cup. some of the hardware was missing or damaged.

I went to my local j/y w/ a sharpie & snacks bags & gutted 1 of their cars. bagged & labeled the hardware as I stripped it so I would know where it went when it came time for reassembly.

I had the entire interior, 2 headlight assemblies & bumpers worth of hardware, they charged me $10 for everything. well worth it to me.