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Its been over 5 years since my restoration started, now things are going back and I am at the stage of securing the hood. I have the 4 bolts for the hinge that have a machined shoulder to allow for pivoting. I can't find what I removed for the spring, is it similar or will a regular bolt do, any help would be appreciated before I make any attempts. With a little help from my friends we lifted the hood into position and now for the next step.


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If I remember correctly the bolt going into the hood also has a shoulder on it and the other two that screw into the firewall are standard bolts.


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I second what Alvin said. I was just messing with front clip adjustment on mine. Upper spring support bolts are shouldered.

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Thanks for the confirmation, my suspicions were correct, will have to do a thorough search again even though I labelled everything they might have been misplaced


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Just before leaving to buy a kit from a local vintage truck parts supplier I took one last look, in a box of misc bolts I found the two shouldered bolts for the springs, I couldn't believe it and saved myself a few bucks, maybe go out for lunch to celebrate


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