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UPDATE: Still Available. Looks like a good price.
(10/26/09) “Road ready. 200 miles on complete motor rebuild.
Stock running gear. Manual locking hubs.
Heater, CB, Roll bar, Bucket seats.
Lots of extra parts”
http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/cto/5610062822.html
The boards on the hood remind me of a roof top cargo carries. If camping, the hood would be a nice place to tie down supplies
Are those windshield/hood interface protectors??
I don’t know what they would protect. The original blocks, or copies, would be more effective I think.
Another possibility is that the wood is an attempt to keep the hood straight. I’ve seen a number of them warp.
– Dave
I think it’s to keep the hood straight also
Why not try to fabricate something underneath instead of on top? I suppose it could serve double duty as a rack..