Unless there is someone who may have compiled a list while doing a restoration, Ford does not list hardware that way. You need a parts catalog ( text and illustrations ) for the part numbers and a Ford hardware catalog to determine the size. For instance, you need bolts for a fender. Some of the illustrations will show the hardware number for thye bolt, sometimes you have to look up the fender and at the end of the listing, you'll find the hardware needed. Also, sometimes the listing will give the size. If not, go to the hardware catalog and find it by the hardware number and it also lists the size and usually a pic of the bolt. I did Ford parts for 30+ years and this is the only way to find the nuts and bolts. Up until the last 10 years, most of this hardware was still available from Ford. I got alot for my 50 F-1 this way. But, no more. It's all metric now. If you don't have the parts catalogs, I suggest a set is a good idea to buy. Alot of good pics for assembly. Ebay is a good source for catalogs and the hardware catalogs.
