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10-19-2024, 02:07 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2020
Location: The Woodlands,Tx
Posts: 588
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Hood hidges
Looks like it is time to replace my hood hodges. I have another used set that may be good. Not sure trying to find a way to test them without installing them. Anyone buy any new ones lately? wondering about the quality of the reproductions.
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10-22-2024, 12:49 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Posts: 766
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Re: Hood hidges
two 2"x4" One 2"x4" Cut 15" long in vise bolt down with two big washer two lag bolts 4" or bolts and nuts. Second 2"x4" cut to 5'-6' depending on roof high longer is easier, less force needed two large washer two bolts 3/8x5" two nuts. A hammer and old or cheap chisel 3" flat side down on the rivet head, other side on an anvil or 2"or 4" cut railroad tie work great as a makeshift anvil WAK head of the rivet few times to snug it as long as the holes is not too in lagered get a few years this.
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 1977 REG cab Long Bed with a 1984 Front Clip, 82 305 .60 over 9.0.1 flat top pistons, 4bbl, TH350, w/84 SS-intake & cam , w/ 1977 big block rad, 1975 gear box, 1984 master w/ metric fittings top & SAE fitting @ portion block, 1975 3.42 gear open diff. Duel 77-87 Factory air cleaner, duel inlet from rad support . Down sized 9' to new 8' Steel flat bedWas a 77 454 w/308 gear. Taken out 550 lbs. up front with motor clip change. |
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