--To continue with the discussions on the hoods on the 1965 Plymouths, I got the scoop on the scoops and hood emblems from a guru and owner of one of these cars, Harold Laplatte.These cars came with the scoop and the hood emblem installed from the factory. I think it safe to assume they had the "426" insert in the emblem given they went to the trouble of putting a hood emblem on the car. I'd think the factory would want people to know it was a 426 equipped vehicle. A small tidbit of information he offered - the holes in the hood were punched, not drilled.As a side note, I have a complete collection of these hood emblems that I've gathered over the decades in my collection for reference. Taken off of cars or picked up at swap meets, not NOS.Akron Don
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