Hood Emblems NLA?

[Steve_69]

I am nearing having the body painted on my 68 SPL311. I have a decision to make. I stripped the front of my hood which had body filler plugging the holes for the letters. I removed the filler with plans to acquire letters and make it like it should be. However, I am having difficulty finding any with the pins still intact. I have to do some metal work along the front lip due to rust from the brace seam (just below the holes). My decision is, since I will be making weld repairs anyway, should I fill the holes and use stick-on letters, or keep the proper holes hoping I may find some letters. Are there letters out there, or someone going to have them reproduced in the near future?
`- Steve

[Loy]

Will have to wait for them to come back in stock. People have reproduced them before.

https://datsunparts.com/products/datsun ... 9222735032

[FergO2k]

These would be prime candidates for 3D printing.
Welding back on the mounting pins is not easy, as these are pot metal so do not take well to welding.
I think finding a good picture and having someone "pinstripe" paint them on there would be an option, more lasting and maintain-able.

[fairladyproducts.com]

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I have new Nissan hood letters in Nissan box. Price is $225 per set plus USPS shipping with $200 insurance.

Stan
standatsun@gmail.com

[JT68]

No need to wait We have all the late model emblems in stock.

Pristine metal emblems: D_A_T_S_U_N, 1600, 2000

Also new 65-67 Hood emblems. (They are not the same)

Ever wonder why some hood letter sets look wonky/off angle? Nissan superseded the original metal letters to the later style plastic letters, but several letters are different and wind up tilted if you mix up the years/hoods.

PM, Email, call, we have them all.

[Steve_69]

Thanks all for the "many" offers. This forum is GREAT!
Anyway, I have acquired a set from one of our great members at a very reasonable price.
You all are the best!