Typically the quality of body work that was done at Nissan in the early
and mid-'60s was pretty bad, and the quality of the steel wasn't that
great either -- probably recycled Chevys. It's kinda surprising you
haven't found more "mess" from the factory actually! My hood had an
actual weld line on the top of it!
> I have three hoods and two cars. In working on my project car's hood I
> noticed spot welding dents on both sides of the lower end of the hood on
> both sides of the "DATSUN" emblem. The other two hoods have the same
> exposed
> dents as well. Did not the factory make any attempt to cover up these
> areas?
> In stripping the project car to bare metal I noted the factory lead that
> was
> applied in many areas of the body but not the hood. Interesting. Don't get
> me wrong, I love my little car, I'm just wondering why the factory didn't
> lead the hood as well. Or, do I have three "special bus" hoods?
>
>
>
> Steve
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