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#1434220 12/20/2021 8:11 PM
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Im curious if this is a home made hood stay or an item i can order somewhere.

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It is a hood support. you can get one like it from:
https://www.robertsmotorparts.com/search?q=T162

If you want the correct one for the Chevy truck you can buy them at:
https://www.classychevusa.com/index...245/category_id=35/mode=prod/prd1245.htm

Or, you can make your own by using the sttached information.
https://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/hood_prop.pdf
Note, if you use the "flat" prop, you will have to move the Voltage Regulator down about 1" for clearence of the support in the closed position.
Harold

Last edited by Harold46; 12/20/2021 8:58 PM.

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Thanks for the information. Much appreciated

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This one is easier to build, a couple pieces of sheet metal, 2 bolts, a hitch pin clip, a rubber tip, and a piece of whatever round stock you can find. Pictures are not very good but all I have now.
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Rear Bracket.JPG (143.67 KB, 93 downloads)
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Harold Wilson
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