1950 Hood difference from 1949?
I am restoring my 1950 Super 6 coupe and I was given a very solid 1949 hood as a donor. After looking closely to the hood that was on my 1950 it appears that the original restoration used a 1948-49 hood. They had welded a plate over the emblem cut-out and ground away a small area around the lower trim lip to allow the 1950 grill emblem to fit correctly.
Does anyone have a picture of a 1950 hood without the trim on?
Is the emblem area the only difference in the hood stamping from 49 to 50?
Does anyone have a picture of a 1950 hood without the trim on?
Is the emblem area the only difference in the hood stamping from 49 to 50?
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Not positive, but it should be the only difference. Same kind of difference resides between the '51 and the ('52-'53).
Differences between the years are the cut-out and type of hood ornament.0 -
the hood latch and panel is different as well. they can be swapped the 48-49 latch and panel must be used with the 48-49 hood unless the hood is modified to match up - one or the other would have been done on your car already0
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I will look closer at the latch panel and see if they used a 49 or a 50 latch and panel set-up.
I am still interested in a picture of what a 1950 hood looked like from the factory without trim.0
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