Mgb Hood Prop Rod on 2040-parts.com
Rye, New Hampshire, United States
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Replace your old hood prop with this new self-triggering type! You will love needing only one hand to get your hood up and staying up! Ever had to look under the hood of your MG and struggled to get that hood propped up without it falling on your head? This is the tool for you! Just lift slightly and the prop automatically collapses. It also reduces the chance of someone bending your hood by trying to force it shut on the factory prop. Looks like original equipment and installs easily to existing brackets. Fits MGB's and Midgets from about 1971-1980. |
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