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Location: Victoria, BC, on Vancouver Island, Canada | I have a very rust free and straight hood for a 1960 Chrysler Windsor or a DeSoto. We're adding a suite in the basement so if anyone needs one I have it here, otherwise I will have to take it to recycle. It;s been sitting in my back basement for 30 years. This hood is 4 inches shorter than a Saratoga or New Yorker hood, just FYI. Free to anyone who may want it, As long as they can figure out a way to get it where they need to get it. There is no rust on the underside either, but the "Chrysler" script is not with it.
The hood is in Victoria, BC Canada, on Vancouver Island which is on the west coast, across from Port Angeles, Washington, which has ferry service to Victoria
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Location: So. Cal | Just curious, what is the difference between the New Yorker lid and the Windsor lid? |
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Location: Branson, MO | Powerflite - 2023-02-08 4:17 PM
Just curious, what is the difference between the New Yorker lid and the Windsor lid?
According to Ian, it’s 4 inches shorter. The New Yorker must have a longer wheelbase too which I didn’t realize. |
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Location: Victoria, BC, on Vancouver Island, Canada | Powerflite - 2023-02-08 2:17 PM
Just curious, what is the difference between the New Yorker lid and the Windsor lid?
The New Yorker has a four inch longer front sub frame and front clip - hood and fenders etc. Windsor 118" wheelbase. Saratoga, New Yorker and 300-F 126" wheelbase, all of it ahead of the cowl.
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Location: Victoria, BC, on Vancouver Island, Canada | NO LONGER AVAILABLE - Gone as of tonight ! ! ! :-)
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Location: So. Cal | I don't know why, but I was thinking this was a trunk lid. It makes sense now. My brain isn't paying attention to details very well. |
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