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#611978 01/21/2010 4:36 AM
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I finally got around to reassembling the hood on my '50 1/2 ton. I checked the factory assembly manual and see that there is a brace rod that goes from latch panel to the hood sheetmetal on each side of the hood. My pre-disassembly pics confirm that these were missing from my hood. Does anyone offer these as a reproduction? As an alternative, what is the center to center distance of the holes in the braces so I can "roll my own"? Thanks


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1952 GMC 450 series Cab Over Engine
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On my '49 1/2-ton, the center to center dimension between holes is 7-5/8". However, the holes are at right angles to each other and the rod has an angle at one end. It might be a challenge to fabricate. I don't believe the part is available from vendors. Suggest you try posting a want add in the swap meet.

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Scott, give this guy a holler, he may be able to help.


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I have them I think I have a old hood i can take them from can you link me to a pic so i can see what it is For sure.


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