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Old 10-01-2009   #1 (permalink)
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I noticed some 67's for sale without the hood lights. Was that a package? I know all '68's had it
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It was called the "Exterior Decor Group" and it included:

- Pop Open Gas Cap
- Turn Signal Hood
- Wheel Opening Moldings
- Trunklid / Rear Quarter Moldings

Not bad for $38.86
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thanks for the response - it must have been standard on the '68 because I never see a '68 without it.
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thanks for the response - it must have been standard on the '68 because I never see a '68 without it.
Option in 68 as well. I have seen plenty without them.
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I believe the "deluxe" hoods were supposed to be standard in '68, but once the strike hit, Ford reverted back to the standard hoods.
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Never knew it was a package deal. This whole time I thought the gas cap was the original one for my 67. It's not a pop though, oh well, I like it. This was good info.
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