Body Fastener Kits

Body fastener kits bundle the bolts, clips, screws, and retainers you need to reassemble or restore a vehicle's exterior sheet metal, trim, and hood in one part-matched package. Shop here for complete master body hardware kits, stainless steel body fastener kits, molding clip kits, and hood pin kits sized for specific makes and models. Buying a kit instead of loose hardware means you get the right fastener count, material, and finish without hunting down parts one at a time.

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What's Included in a Body Fastener Kit?

A body fastener kit includes the specific bolts, nuts, screws, washers, clips, and retainers required to mount a section of exterior body or trim. Most kits are grouped by the job they support, so you can match a kit to your project instead of sorting through loose hardware. Common kit types in this category include:

  • Master body hardware kits with hundreds of pieces for a full restoration
  • Body bolts and clip kits for fenders, doors, and radiator supports
  • Molding and trim fastener kits with the correct body screws and body washers
  • Push-pin retainers and tool sets for fast-release panels
  • Hood pin and hood adjuster kits for hoods, scoops, and deck lids

Shop all body fastener kits below to match a kit to your build.

How to Choose the Right Body Fastener Kit for Your Vehicle

Choose a body fastener kit by matching it to your vehicle's year, make, and model, then to the exact panel or trim you're working on. Vehicle-specific kits, like the Omix-ADA stainless kits for Jeep models, include the bolt lengths, thread pitches, and clip styles the factory used, so panels line up without modification. For general repairs, a universal body hardware kit covers common bolt and clip sizes across many builds. Check the kit's piece count and material against what your project needs, since a full re-skin takes far more hardware than replacing a single molding. Verify fitment with the site's fitment tool before ordering, and browse the full Body Fasteners selection when you need to add loose hardware to a kit.

Hood Pin Kits and Hood Fastener Kits

Hood pin kits secure a hood, scoop, or deck lid with a pin-and-clip system that lets you release the panel quickly for track prep or engine access. They range from basic push-through pin sets to locking, quick-release designs, and they're a common upgrade on hoods that flex at speed or use aftermarket fiberglass and carbon panels. A kit usually includes the pins, safety clips or lanyards, mounting brackets, and the hardware to anchor them to the body.

Hood pins are one type of body fastener kit, so you'll find them alongside the bolt, clip, and molding kits in this category, plus hood adjuster sets and hood-to-cowl clip sets for the rest of the hood assembly. Most hood pin kits run about $11 to $32, while locking quick-release designs can reach $249. Measure your hood thickness and mounting location before choosing between fixed-length and adjustable pins.

Materials and Finishes for Body Fastener Kits

Body fastener kits come in several materials, and the right one depends on where the hardware sits and how much corrosion resistance you need. Zinc-plated and black-phosphate steel fasteners handle hidden structural spots like inner fenders and radiator supports at a lower cost. They give you solid holding strength for body bolts and clips without paying for a show finish you won't see.

Stainless steel body fastener kits, such as the high-count Omix-ADA 539- and 785-piece restoration sets, resist rust and hold a bright finish for show-quality builds and exposed trim. Chrome and polished-aluminum hardware works where the fastener stays visible, like molding and emblem mounts. Match the finish of your body nuts and structural hardware to the surrounding trim, and use the Material and Color filters to narrow kits to what your build needs.

Top Brands for Body Fastener Kits

JEGS carries body fastener kits from restoration and performance brands chosen for correct fitment and durable finishes. Auto Metal Direct supplies OE-style body hardware and clip kits for popular muscle-car and truck restorations, so factory panels bolt back up without modification. Omix-ADA focuses on Jeep and off-road applications with high-count stainless body fastener kits, including 539- and 785-piece sets that run about $509 to $606.

Allstar Performance offers universal body bolts, quick-release fasteners, and shop hardware for race and project builds. For a side-by-side look at panel quality between two popular restoration suppliers, read our Auto Metal Direct vs Goodmark body panel comparison. Shop all body fastener kits to compare piece counts, materials, and prices across every brand in this category.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Body Fastener Kits

How Much Do Body Fastener Kits Cost?

Body fastener kits at JEGS range from around $20 for a small clip or bolt pack to $500-$600 for large stainless restoration kits like the Omix-ADA 539- and 785-piece sets. Master body hardware kits typically run $165 to $250, while most hood pin kits fall between $11 and $32. Price depends on piece count, material, and whether the kit is vehicle-specific.

What's the Difference Between a Body Fastener Kit and Buying Loose Hardware?

A body fastener kit gives you the exact fastener types, counts, and finishes a job needs in one package, so you don't have to source each bolt, clip, and screw separately. Loose hardware works when you only need to replace a few pieces. For a full panel or restoration, a kit saves time and reduces the chance of missing a part mid-project.

Do Body Fastener Kits Come With Installation Instructions?

Coverage varies by kit and brand. Vehicle-specific and master hardware kits often include a layout or reference showing where each fastener goes, while universal bolt and clip packs usually ship as hardware only. Check the individual product listing for included documentation before you order.

Are the Fasteners in a Body Fastener Kit Reusable?

Threaded hardware like bolts and nuts can often be reused if the threads and finish are intact. Push-pin retainers, plastic clips, and one-time fasteners are best replaced, since they lose their grip after removal. Restoration kits are sized to fully replace this hardware, so you're not reusing worn or corroded original parts.

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