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Old 01-19-2007, 06:04 PM
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Default Found some original Mopar "twist-in" hood retainers

I was going through some boxes of crap that have been around since God was a little boy and I found these. And for the love of God, I don't know why I have these since I don't recall ever having a car that had them. I did remember them after seeing them but have no idea as to why I got them. The only Mopar I remember owning that had OEM hood retainers was a '73 Charger, way back in '79. But it had conventional hood pins, I believe. Anyhow these are complete including the retaining parts and brackets that would go into the radiator cowl for them to lock into. I'm not sure if Dodge, Plymouth or both used them but I'd assume they both did on some cars. They're not mint but are pretty decent. That's to say that they're not show quality but would be nice for a car that someone's actually going to drive instead of just leaving it in the garage to polish and wank over! Does anyone have any idea what they're worth? I'd enjoy passing them on to someone who'd appreciate them and could use them.
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Old 01-19-2007, 09:50 PM
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I'm trying to picture them.......can you post a pic? I might be interested in taking them off your hands.
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