Whether you're restoring damage, boosting performance, or customizing your look, our aftermarket hoods and hood accessories are built to deliver the durability, fit, and style you expect.
Why Upgrade Your Peterbilt 367 Hood & Front End?
- Protect Critical Components: Quality-built hoods and guards shield your engine and cooling system from road debris and damage.
- Customize Your Style: Add chrome trim, custom grilles, and detailed bezels to give your truck a one-of-a-kind appearance.
- Boost Performance: Winter fronts and bug screens help regulate airflow and improve engine efficiency in changing conditions.
- Exact Fit: Components are designed specifically for the Peterbilt 367, so installation is smooth and hassle-free.
- Built for Heavy-Duty Use: Strong, reliable materials ensure long-lasting performance and a professional finish.
We carry a full lineup of Peterbilt 367 hood components, including replacement hoods, custom grilles, trim kits, and emblemsâall made for a precise fit and tough enough to handle the demands of the road. Youâll also find functional upgrades like grille guards, winter fronts, and bug screens that help protect your engine and improve airflow in all weather conditions.
Get a Front-End Upgrade
- Aftermarket Peterbilt 367 replacement hoods
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Peterbilt 367 grilles in polished chrome, stainless, and black finishes
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Headlight bezels, hood emblems, and trim pieces
- Winter fronts for cold-weather airflow control
- Sleeper and cab accessories like visors, fairings, and side panels
Whether you're rebuilding your front-end chrome after a fender bender or giving your truck a full custom makeover, these hood parts and accessories give you the tools to get the job done right. Every product in this lineup is built to match your Peterbilt 367âs specs and withstand the rough conditions of the open road.
Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 367 Hoods & Related
What years and models are compatible with Peterbilt 367 hoods?
Peterbilt 367 hoods are specifically designed for model years 2007 and newer. While the mounting points have remained consistent across these years, always verify your VIN and model specifications before ordering. Some hoods may also fit Peterbilt 365 models due to similar chassis designs, but fitment can vary based on your specific configuration, especially if you have aftermarket modifications or custom exhaust setups.
What's the difference between fiberglass and aluminum hoods for my 367?
Fiberglass hoods typically weigh 80-120 pounds and offer better aerodynamics and fuel efficiency, but require more careful handling during installation and can crack under extreme stress. Aluminum hoods weigh 150-200 pounds, provide superior durability and impact resistance, and handle temperature extremes better, making them ideal for heavy-duty applications. Fiberglass is generally 30-40% less expensive but may require more frequent replacement in harsh conditions.
Can I install a new hood myself, or do I need professional help?
Hood installation requires at least two people and typically takes 3-4 hours. You'll need basic tools including socket wrenches, alignment pins, and safety equipment. The main challenges include properly aligning the hood hinges, adjusting the latches for secure closure, and ensuring proper clearance around the engine and exhaust components. Many customers successfully complete DIY installations, but professional installation is recommended if you're uncomfortable with heavy lifting or lack experience with body panel alignment.
Will aftermarket hoods affect my warranty or inspection compliance?
Quality aftermarket hoods that meet DOT specifications will not void your warranty when properly installed. However, modifications like custom cutouts or non-standard mounting can affect coverage. For inspection compliance, ensure any hood you purchase maintains proper forward visibility, has functioning latches, and doesn't interfere with required lighting. Most states require hoods to open and close properly and maintain structural integrity.
How do I match paint and finish options for my existing truck?
Most Peterbilt 367 hoods come in primer and require painting to match your truck. We recommend using your truck's paint code (found on the door jamb sticker) for exact color matching. Standard finishes include gel-coat white for fiberglass and mill finish for aluminum. Professional painting typically costs $800-1500 depending on color complexity and finish quality. Some customers choose chrome or stainless steel accent pieces that don't require color matching.
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