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Most of the factory photos from Service Publications show the wing nuts in each front corner like Bob's photo in the post above but I found a photo of a restored truck in my photo collection that had a clip type catch in the middle front which would match those holes.
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The bonnet fixing devices were missing from the C8, just holes where they had been. Mike
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My C8 bonnet came with two countersunk screws on each forward corner, probably because the wingsnuts were lost overtime (Screws also seem to be a different thread). No other holes in the bonnet apart from two holes each for securing the springs near the windscreen as Bob also pointed out.
David, just to be sure.....your picture doesn't happen to show the rear rather than the front of the bonnet.....holes in the bonnet being the ones for the spring fixing and the holes in the nose for securing the rubber strip??? just checking. Quote:
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Thanks for all the replies and information!
I guess the holes in the hood (bonnet) may have been made by some post-war owner, but what was the purpose of these two original counter-sunk holes in the front sheetmetal next to the holes in the hood? Don't mean to bore y'all to death with a discussion on hood holes, but it beats the hell out of watching television! ![]() As always, thank you guys for your imput. I couldn't have gotten this far without it! ![]() David |
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Where are they in relation to the radiator filler?
Would it have a support bracket?
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Here are two pics of my C8. You will see the same countersunk holes. Used to attach a rubber strip???
Alex
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.... on the nose piece of my cab 11 are the same two countersunk holes...... but can't rememebr what they are for .....and on either side of those holes is the double canvass welting ...... and the welting is held in place by small metal tacks/nails.
Will need to go through some of my old pictures again. Bob
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