Custom Hood
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From: This side of the Milky Way
Re: Re: Skipped town
Originally posted by BigDeal
I've seen more nonsense out there recently than needs to be happening.
Ebay = good way to scam some gullible chumps out of some serious cash. (If you're that type of heartless person) I've had to contact the FBI recently, nothing happens of course. I'm thinking about taking a trip to southern California..
I've seen more nonsense out there recently than needs to be happening.
Ebay = good way to scam some gullible chumps out of some serious cash. (If you're that type of heartless person) I've had to contact the FBI recently, nothing happens of course. I'm thinking about taking a trip to southern California..
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From: Titusville, FL
Originally posted by 01 XLT Sport
That is one UGLY hood, reminds me of a Firebird or something...
That is one UGLY hood, reminds me of a Firebird or something...
I like the hood cool looking. Too bad that ***** skipped town. Anyone lose any money?
I wanted a stock hood because it is lite but wanted functional louvers. Here is what I came up with. The louvers are from a 1988 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP and fit the F150 hood very nicely. The problem with louvers on our motors is that rain would drip down on the motor and possibly into the spark plug holes so I fabricated custom aluminum drain pans for the under side of the hood. The drain tubes are routed to the two openings at the front of the hood.
Last edited by Flats Man; Jul 27, 2003 at 11:06 PM.
The new forged motor is in and we are building a 1/2 inch braided fuel system for it right now. It should be ready to fire up in about a week.
Here is a shot of the motor before it was installed.
Here is a shot of the motor before it was installed.
Last edited by Flats Man; Jul 27, 2003 at 11:23 PM.
