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If you can't find the right after market hooks, you should consider taking yours off and having them plated. Here's a link you can use to find plater's in your area..... http://www.gy.com/biz/332813/ I am restoring the '78 KW that is in my avatar. Had the bumper plated a couple months back. It was only a couple hundred bucks and looked better then it ever could've new. (and it it pretty large!) I'm sure a couple of small tow hooks would be fairly inexpensive. Good luck! 
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