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#171937 12/12/2004 8:25 PM
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Wrench Fetcher
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Has anyone seen this Hood Bracket for sale? I saw this on a 46 Chevy that was for sale on E-Bay.I contacted the owner and he told me these are sold in Hot Rod Magazines. I'd like to move beyond the broom stick I now use :rolleyes:

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Ed,I see those brackets a lot, must be available from places like Chevys's of the 40's or Jim Carter.Don't you just flop the hood up on the cowl ,rest it on the little rubber edge guard like I do?. Then the rubber piece falls off,hood scratches the cowl grin

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Usually the hood comes down on my head :mad: I've looked in all the usual Mag's...Jim Carter,Chev's of the 40's ,The Filling Station ect..Nothing. It just looked like a slick set up. Figured somone must have seen one...


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I bought mine about 12 years ago form the people who make the Gennie Shifter for Chevrolet automatic transmissions.

You should be able to find a "Gennie" ad in one of the car magazines or on line through Google.

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Old Goat - Gennie still makes the Gennie Hood Bracket. Put "Gennie Hood Bracket" in Google and the first line will reveal a source for the purchase of a Gennie Hood Bracket.
Good Luck!!


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Contact Dan Finks Metal Works at
www.hotrodproducts.com I ordered a set for my
46 Street Rod. Very good price.

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Excellent! I knew you guys would know. Merry Christmas grin


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Old Goat Pick up a copy of Street Rodder magazine. A Lot of the 32 roadster guys use them.


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Beyond the broom stick, why don't you use the factory GM unit for these trucks. You can just see it in one of the new pix for my truck, Jim Merritt's 46. This one fits at the firewall on the radiator rod, lifts up to hold hood, then folds down flat on the firewall. Let me know I can email you a better photo. [email protected]


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Jim - Can you post a closeup picture fo that support. Where did you find that thing, I like it, It's not too big and looks like it works well. More info please.

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46 Forme, I emailed you a better photo of my hood props, you may post it if you want. I first saw a set on a guys truck years ago at Pleasanton swap meet, said it was original equipment. Then later found my set. They are just 1 inch flat stock that is folded over and drilled to fit on the radiator support rod. Also has a spot welded on piece that allows the prop to rest on the cowl.
Email me if you want and I'll get more photos.


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