Peterbilt 367 Hood Emblems & Bezels

Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 367 Hood Emblems & Bezels

What exactly are hood emblems and bezels, and what do they do?

Hood emblems are the decorative Peterbilt nameplates or badges mounted on the hood, while bezels are the trim rings or surrounds that frame the emblem, hood latches, or other hood-mounted hardware. Together they provide a finished, factory-style look to the front of your truck and help protect the edges of the emblem or surrounding sheet metal from wear.

Will these emblems and bezels fit my Peterbilt 367?

Products listed in this category are designed to fit the Peterbilt 367 hood, but exact fitment can vary depending on the model year and whether your truck has the original factory hood configuration. Always check the listed fitment details on each product page and compare measurements to your existing emblem or bezel before ordering, especially if your truck has had prior hood repairs or replacements.

What materials and finishes are available?

You will typically find emblems and bezels made from chrome-plated plastic, stainless steel, or plated metal. Chrome and stainless finishes are popular for their durability and shine, while some options come in a brushed or painted finish to match specific truck color schemes. Choose a material that matches the durability and appearance of your existing hood hardware.

How difficult is it to install a replacement emblem or bezel?

Most hood emblems and bezels are designed for straightforward installation using existing mounting holes, adhesive backing, or simple push-in clips, depending on the specific part. In many cases no special tools are required beyond basic hand tools. If your emblem uses adhesive, make sure the mounting surface is clean and dry before installation to ensure it adheres properly and stays secure over time.

How do I keep chrome or stainless emblems and bezels looking new?

Regular washing with mild soap and water helps prevent road grime and salt buildup, which can dull chrome and stainless finishes over time. Avoid abrasive cleaners or pads that can scratch the surface, and consider applying a metal polish periodically to maintain shine and help resist corrosion, especially in areas with harsh winter road conditions.