> I never would have believed how hard it is to find a hood for an '80
> Mustang. My son crumpled his and finding a good replacement has been a
> pain in the arse. Any ideas where a good replacement might be found?
You should start with your local junkyards. A hood from any Mustang
79-82 should fit. Their inventories tend to rotate on a regular basis,
so maybe ask the counter guy to give you a call if one comes in.
There might be an aftermarket hood available, but I wouldn't know any
specifics, other than to check the usual Mustang shops online.
Have you thought about having a body shop beat the original back into shape?

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cprice@here.com - 29 Jul 2005 03:07 GMT
Ditto. These suckers are some of teh most plentiful in junkyards and
*usually* are not badly rusted (like doors).
>> I never would have believed how hard it is to find a hood for an '80
>> Mustang. My son crumpled his and finding a good replacement has been a
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> Have you thought about having a body shop beat the original back into
> shape?
cprice@here.com - 31 Jul 2005 16:13 GMT
Oh, try posting here with a subject line of 'PING MUSTANGGUY' and ask
Tim if he has any hoods.
> Ditto. These suckers are some of teh most plentiful in junkyards and
> *usually* are not badly rusted (like doors).
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>> Have you thought about having a body shop beat the original back into
>> shape?
I've got one. If you want it $50 + shipping. Sound good?
I'm in Corpus Christi, Tx 78411 if you want to figure out shipping.
Rusty
>I never would have believed how hard it is to find a hood for an '80
>Mustang. My son crumpled his and finding a good replacement has been a pain
>in the arse. Any ideas where a good replacement might be found?