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Storm Damage...
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Todd W. White
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Well, we weren't supposed to have any rain or storms overnight.

We did.

Anyone have a hood and a replacement hood ornament?
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Posted on: Today 7:49
Todd W. White
Sapulpa, Okla.
1949 2262 DeLuxe Eight Touring Sedan
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Re: Storm Damage...
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Yikes! Sorry to see that.

Both could easily be had off a parts car but finishing them properly would be the difficulty.

Posted on: Today 8:15
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Re: Storm Damage...
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Todd W. White
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That's my biggest concern. Not sure if a paint and body shop could match the original paint. It may mean that the whole car has to be repainted. This was a survivor with original paint. If I had known we were supposed to have storms, I would have taken it and put it in the storage garage that I rent for just such an emergency.

Posted on: Today 8:27
Todd W. White
Sapulpa, Okla.
1949 2262 DeLuxe Eight Touring Sedan
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Re: Storm Damage...
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It’s black, no problem to match the color. You may want the paint adjusted for gloss to match the rest better. The good news is that you can remove the hood without tools!

Which hood ornament do you want to go with (Packard used 4 in this era)? I may have a used one

Posted on: Today 9:31
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Re: Storm Damage...
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Oh no, that's too bad, especially because it's original paint!

It may not be easy to match the original paint, but I'm sure it can be done by someone that knows what the're doing.

Is there any chance a paintless dent repair shop could fix it so you can maintain all it's original paint? I've seem some pretty amazing work done by those guys.

Hope it goes well!

You need one of these!
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Newer dent removal process not very effective on older cars do to thicker metal and its lack of memory like newer metal. My brother and I have had these guys try to remove dents on 1956 cars o luck guy said he would try as he was working on newer lincoln he had . Worth a try Sorry for damage but it could have been worse as roof windshield and door much harder to repair

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Re: Storm Damage...
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Todd W. White
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Quote:

bkazmer wrote:
It’s black, no problem to match the color. You may want the paint adjusted for gloss to match the rest better. The good news is that you can remove the hood without tools!

Which hood ornament do you want to go with (Packard used 4 in this era)? I may have a used one

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Posted on: Today 10:18
Todd W. White
Sapulpa, Okla.
1949 2262 DeLuxe Eight Touring Sedan
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