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WTB 73 Cuda Remote release Hood catch

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Looking for a hood catch in good condition that I can refinish. prefer one that hasn't been sandblasted, Thank you New jersey 08094
 

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No, Looking for the main catch with the inside remote release option. Thanks for the response though.
 

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I have an unmolested original '73-'74 style latch, but it's stuck. I can't remember how rough it is, though. I pulled it at a junkyard this fall and it's still sitting untouched in my yarding toolbox. I haven't gotten around to futzing with it yet because there was better one in the same yard that I plan to use. I'll dig it out and get pictures if you're interested.
 

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I'll just post 'em here. If you don't want it, someone else might.

It looks pretty bad, but I think it'll actually clean up OK. It'll never be mistaken for new, but most of what I'd found for sale was heavily-pitted garbage dipped in tar... OK, it might've been black paint. Hard to say. I was going to run this one through the tumbler and let it spend some time in penetrating oil to try and free it. It's still stuck; the only fumbling I did was pushing on the spring from different directions. It's still flexible so it's still usable despite looking pretty awful. I don't think it's too badly pitted for the most part, but I didn't want to sandblast it and make things worse.

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Sure, send some pictures. Thanks My alternate email is: [email protected]
I'll just post 'em here. If you don't want it, someone else might.

It looks pretty bad, but I think it'll actually clean up OK. It'll never be mistaken for new, but most of what I'd found for sale was heavily-pitted garbage dipped in tar... OK, it might've been black paint. Hard to say. I was going to run this one through the tumbler and let it spend some time in penetrating oil to try and free it. It's still stuck; the only fumbling I did was pushing on the spring from different directions. It's still flexible so it's still usable despite looking pretty awful. I don't think it's too badly pitted for the most part, but I didn't want to sandblast it and make things worse.

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It's a little rougher then I was looking for but how much do you want shipped to New Jersey 08094. Thanks, Gary
 
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