'68 Shelby style hood on Ebay
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I just caught this while browsing on Ebay. I'd like to see some more pics of this hood, but I think it looks pretty good from what's there: '68 Shelby style hood
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I like it too, but it is non-functional and the seller admits that you need to trim the part to fit. To me if I am spending $850 bills on a non-functional hood it at least better fit out of the box and need very minor things like a shim on the hinge to make it flush. I think he keeps relisting the same hood because I never see any bids on it.
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Originally posted by pumpkinfish@October 30, 2005, 10:19 AM
I like it too, but it is non-functional and the seller admits that you need to trim the part to fit. To me if I am spending $850 bills on a non-functional hood it at least better fit out of the box and need very minor things like a shim on the hinge to make it flush. I think he keeps relisting the same hood because I never see any bids on it.
I like it too, but it is non-functional and the seller admits that you need to trim the part to fit. To me if I am spending $850 bills on a non-functional hood it at least better fit out of the box and need very minor things like a shim on the hinge to make it flush. I think he keeps relisting the same hood because I never see any bids on it.
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Originally posted by P_Kiley@October 30, 2005, 8:10 PM
I agree the price is too high, but hopefully someone will do a similar functional hood with good fit/finish.
I agree the price is too high, but hopefully someone will do a similar functional hood with good fit/finish.
I e/m'd ramairhood.com with a link to that hood and asked them if they would consider making a hood like the one on ebay but already fitted and with functional inlets and vents. Their reply:
From: Salesapm@aol.com Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert
Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 10:19:05 EST
Subject: Re: 2005 Mustang Ram Air Hood?
To: vent_enter_search@yahoo.com
HI
We do but in the near future. We will keep the website updated
Thanks
APM
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According to ramairhood's website, their hoods are made from OEM materials, not fiberglass.
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$660 for a reallllll Hood that fittttts out of the box
http://www.lmperformance.com/5716/73.html
http://www.lmperformance.com/5716/73.html
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