Mustang Hood Scoop with Turn Signals built in?
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Since this is the best board I've ever seen on Mustangs, I'm hoping some Mustang buff can help me with this question. I have a friend who knew a guy who had a 60's mustang that had a hood with air scoops built in but they were non fuctional and instead of pulling air into the engine, they had turn signals built into them.
Now I've googled and searched the forums, and I can't find anything that comes close to what he describes. He claimed as of 5 years ago when he saw it, that the hood alone was worth $5000 because it was so rare. He also claimed that Ford made the hood and it was a limited special product. I don't know what year the hood was for, nor can I say if it was a single scoop, 2 scoops, etc... I just know what I was told.
Does anyone know what he might be talking about? I'm thinking he's sorely mistaken, and that this hood he's talking about is actually a 3rd party product. I also got the impression that the hood scoop was divided into 2 scoops. One for the left turn signal, and the other for the right. Please if anyone knows anything, I'd love to hear it.
Chuck
Since this is the best board I've ever seen on Mustangs, I'm hoping some Mustang buff can help me with this question. I have a friend who knew a guy who had a 60's mustang that had a hood with air scoops built in but they were non fuctional and instead of pulling air into the engine, they had turn signals built into them.
Now I've googled and searched the forums, and I can't find anything that comes close to what he describes. He claimed as of 5 years ago when he saw it, that the hood alone was worth $5000 because it was so rare. He also claimed that Ford made the hood and it was a limited special product. I don't know what year the hood was for, nor can I say if it was a single scoop, 2 scoops, etc... I just know what I was told.
Does anyone know what he might be talking about? I'm thinking he's sorely mistaken, and that this hood he's talking about is actually a 3rd party product. I also got the impression that the hood scoop was divided into 2 scoops. One for the left turn signal, and the other for the right. Please if anyone knows anything, I'd love to hear it.
Chuck
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Originally posted by chocophile@September 25, 2005, 9:51 AM
My first Mustang was a lime gold '68 with that hood. I sold it 20 years ago, but still miss it... :cry:
My first Mustang was a lime gold '68 with that hood. I sold it 20 years ago, but still miss it... :cry:
mine too :-( I drove it when I was in high school 19 yrs ago...
Originally posted by Oman Stang@December 1, 2005, 4:39 PM
I don't understand why you'd have turn signals aimed at the driver?
I don't understand why you'd have turn signals aimed at the driver?
Originally posted by Redbaron93@December 2, 2005, 7:14 PM
Same reason you have them on your dash. To let you know they're on.
Same reason you have them on your dash. To let you know they're on.
Soo... Mustangs with this originally didn't have the markers on the dash, or was this a redundancy thing?
I personally would find it annoying to have it out on the hood... at least on the dash it's far enough out the way...
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