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Old 07-24-2018, 11:33 PM
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Looks great Beth!

What are the black stripe looking things on the grille housing?


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What are the black stripe looking things on the grille housing?






Thanks Jonathan. The black stripes are pieces of electrical tape to prevent scratching by the hood when it is opened. Awhile back someone built a nice hood stop that prevents the hood from hitting the grill casting. I need to find that thread and make that bracket.
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Well.... that's a smart idea.

Yeah, I remember that thread! If you find it, post a link back up to that thread. That was a really nice hood stop if I remember correctly. Easy to make, and looked like something that could have been original. Good thinking.
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Well.... that's a smart idea.

Yeah, I remember that thread! If you find it, post a link back up to that thread. That was a really nice hood stop if I remember correctly. Easy to make, and looked like something that could have been original. Good thinking.
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My only concern with that bracket would be the tabs chipping the paint where it touch the hood. If I ever do another nf tractor I'm going to weld the catch to the inside of the hood before I do any bodywork. On the 100 I used two small pieces of door edge guard on the front of the hood, it works good and looks fine in my opinion.
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Looks fantastic.. Can't wait until the day I finally find a O or a 72 of my own to rebuild. So jealous over here
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Thanks for the nice comments everyone. Lew, it has an oops scratch or two....but like my tattoos...you can't see them!
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My only concern with that bracket would be the tabs chipping the paint where it touch the hood. If I ever do another nf tractor I'm going to weld the catch to the inside of the hood before I do any bodywork. On the 100 I used two small pieces of door edge guard on the front of the hood, it works good and looks fine in my opinion.
That is what I did to mine.
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There was another hood stop that was held by the hood hinge bolts and was not visible from the outside. I liked that one better.
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There was another hood stop that was held by the hood hinge bolts and was not visible from the outside. I liked that one better.
That's the one she linked to. Unless you're thinking of a different one?
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