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Can you identify this hood piece?
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My guess would be Peugeot, but have no idea as to the year.
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It's definitely the shape of the Peugeot lion. More ornate than any I've seen, though. Nice item!
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I think that is the
Creast of the Golden Monkey.
They originated in India
(since it was a British Colony once)
And were placed on the hoods of many
of their
fine automobiles.
And their purpose was to give the
Indian Driver's a center piece to
concentrate on when officiating
a turning procedure.
That way when they came to the USA
it made it easy for them to pass the test
to get a job as a cab driver.
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Creast of the Golden Monkey.
They originated in India
(since it was a British Colony once)
And were placed on the hoods of many
of their
fine automobiles.
And their purpose was to give the
Indian Driver's a center piece to
concentrate on when officiating
a turning procedure.
That way when they came to the USA
it made it easy for them to pass the test
to get a job as a cab driver.
When do I get my cookie?