United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
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Hood safety catch for 1947-54 Chevy and GMC trucks, part 110279
This hood safety catch is manufactured by United Pacific Industries for Chevrolet and GMC trucks from 1947 to 54. It serves as a secondary latch to keep the hood secured while driving. The part number is 110279 and the item is supplied new.
This catch suits owners restoring or maintaining period-correct hood hardware on those trucks. Buyers needing a primary hood latch or hardware for other model years should look elsewhere.
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Close the hood and pull firmly on the front edge; the catch should hold the hood securely without movement, confirming the 110279 latch is seated and functioning on your 1947-54 Chevy or GMC truck.
The 110279 hood safety catch ships as the latch assembly only; mounting bolts and any required brackets are not included and must be sourced separately for your 1947-54 Chevy or GMC truck installation.
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