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#1451815 05/16/2022 2:52 PM
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I was given an old GMC hood the other day, I am trying to tear it apart for storage and for some reason I measured it and it is somewhat smaller than my 41 Chevy and GMC hood. Does anyone know if the pre 41 hoods were identical except smaller than the 41? Dave


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homer 52 car hood maybe,I just hang em up whole,gonna be a hot item if we don't all just die off !!

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Unless some car has general motors truck badges on the side it is from a truck. Dave


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Originally Posted by homer52
Unless some car has general motors truck badges on the side it is from a truck. Dave

My daughter wants a set of mustang badges to put on her jeep because she "loves the tiny horses".

It is possible that someone did indeed put truck badged on a truck hood.


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The 1939 and 1940 GMC, and Chevy, hoods look quite similar- but I believe they are different from the ‘41-‘46 versions.


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