Hey guys, my first post on this site.
To be honest, I'm pretty sure a PO drilled the holes in your hood. I say that only because the original FJ25 holes are about 1 3/16 up from the bottom lip of the hood, and yours look to be much higher than that. Then again, there are so many variations on Cruisers between 1955 and 1962 you never know. I have a picture taken in '61 of a '61 40 with the air intake in the driver apron like a 25. I think Toyota was using up whatever left over parts were laying around. Check the spacing between the holes. Like 65swb45 said, they're exactly 5.5" apart on center. And yes, I do still have some Thunderbirds.
To be honest, I'm pretty sure a PO drilled the holes in your hood. I say that only because the original FJ25 holes are about 1 3/16 up from the bottom lip of the hood, and yours look to be much higher than that. Then again, there are so many variations on Cruisers between 1955 and 1962 you never know. I have a picture taken in '61 of a '61 40 with the air intake in the driver apron like a 25. I think Toyota was using up whatever left over parts were laying around. Check the spacing between the holes. Like 65swb45 said, they're exactly 5.5" apart on center. And yes, I do still have some Thunderbirds.