one peice hood

does anyone know where i can find a onepeice hood for a 36 dodge if any one has one im willing to trade the origanal that i have for a one peice

I can make yours a one piece. I have a welder and know how to use it. Where in AZ are you?

im in casa grande up by pheonix

I know where that is. I bought a poly motor from a mopar guy down there years ago. I'm guessing your hood is 2 piece and hinged in the middle?

yea it is and i think the one peice looks better i had thought about just welding it together but didnt know if there was a place out there that just sold em aftermarket i was just kinda curious how much they ran

I dont think there is much of an aftermarket for 30's dodges. If you do weld it up take your time so you dont warp it. I'm sure finding another could prove quite difficult. Good luck.

Jason, Rootlieb should have them. check them out at www.Rootlieb.com and on the far right middle of their home page should be the 35/36 Mopar hoods. It's worth a phone call to them for a better description of what they offer. Bob

The hood (if complete and original) should be a 4-piece not a 2-piece. Your explanation of a 2-piece must be referring to the 2 top halves only (without the louvered sides).

- EM

yea it is a 4 peice and i have it all i just dont plan on running the sides i wanna expose the motor as much as possible since i live in az it never rains here so show off all the chrome n polished aluminum no sense hiding it all

Rootlieb is probably your best bet but try
http://www.srpmstreetrods.com/render.cz?method=index
http://www.plymouthdoctor.com/index.html

sorry it's a Plymouth , not Dodge but it's one piece :

http://www.srpmstreetrods.com/srpm/engin...4b3040b1-p.html

You could always just roll the edges of a piece of sheetmetal and make your own. That way, your not screwing up a part someone else might want or need. You already have a pattern to work from. Gene

yea i had thought of doing that those hoods are pretty simple theres not alot of detail on em i may give it a shot whats the worst that can happen im out a sheet of steel

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You could always just roll the edges of a piece of sheetmetal and make your own. That way, your not screwing up a part someone else might want or need. You already have a pattern to work from. Gene

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