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Identifying a AMD Shaker Hood .. #1840237
06/03/15 02:07 AM
06/03/15 02:07 AM
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Question ....

Is there anyway to identify an AMD shaker hood
say by weld types, weld locations or some type of stamp? Something that AMD did to internally identify it is their product.

Other than the underside bracing.......

for example -
say someone purchases the AMD hood and takes the underside embracing off and installs the real OE bracing on the hood. and does it in such a way that the spot welds are "spot on".

Also -
was wondering if all OE hoods and NOS hoods had the EM 0Dxxxxx stamped in them.


thanks in advance.


Got me a NEW Project
1970 GTX 440+6, 4 spd, 4.10 Dana and N96 FE5 (top/bottom) and black bucket interior.
Original transmission and Dana - Engine is a service replacement block.

Body has all stamped #s + VIN/TRIM tag and door sticker. Been hunting like all hell to find the Build Sheet.

garage find, only had 41,850 miles on ODO.
Re: Identifying a AMD Shaker Hood .. [Re: 72ls5fla] #1840241
06/03/15 02:16 AM
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Look at the spot welds around the perimeter of the hood skin and the frame. You should be able to tell of someone respot welded the hood skin back on. Also, the AMD hoods did not come with the internal to Mopar parts identifier on the front left corner of the hood, on the short vertical portion. It's not seen when the hood is closed. Also, there is a way to tell for sure if it's an AMD hood in how it mounts to the hood hinges. The AMD hoods will bind the hinges as the angle is wrong where the hinge mounts to the AMD hood.

You could also put a known original trim ring in the hood and see how it fits. It should be an extremely good fit everywhere, especially at the center hood point. The AMD opening for even an original trim ring will not fit as well.

Good luck.

Re: Identifying a AMD Shaker Hood .. [Re: 72ls5fla] #1840242
06/03/15 02:23 AM
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many many thanks!!

i will look for the parts identifier on the lower lip, left side.


Got me a NEW Project
1970 GTX 440+6, 4 spd, 4.10 Dana and N96 FE5 (top/bottom) and black bucket interior.
Original transmission and Dana - Engine is a service replacement block.

Body has all stamped #s + VIN/TRIM tag and door sticker. Been hunting like all hell to find the Build Sheet.

garage find, only had 41,850 miles on ODO.
Re: Identifying a AMD Shaker Hood .. [Re: 72ls5fla] #1840429
06/03/15 12:57 PM
06/03/15 12:57 PM
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Are you specifically looking for an AMD hood for your N96 car, or an original hood? Were you able to salvage your ring from the crash?



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