. They will do any scoop on any hood no additional fee. I spoke with them and the guy said they will do the AAR on any hood and I think they have larger sizes from 4” to 8”
That's really cool but it's hard to believe that it's that easy. Wouldn't they have to make a new form to accomplish this?
That 1967 barracuda belongs to Brian Garcia
sorry,computer went nuts
I am a bit late to the party but I love pin only on the hood. And quite frankly mine is very easy to manage by myself, guys will try and help and it is just easier to do with one man, down side is in fact what to do with it when off. Wind will pick it up. And lean it against wall and risk is there as well. Set it on ground and some goober will walk on it. On the roof is easiest and if it is a windy day I built a set of spacers like the B body boys.
I just got it somewhat on. I have to slot my hinges more to get to line up better. The instructions said that I may have to. Which I do. I have to move the holes back at least a 1/4 and it’s a pain doing it solo. The hood latch and release lined up good. When I close it with the pop up spring on it pulls the hood to left an1/8 “. The back right side looks lower than the left. The gaps are wider by the fenders than the original hood was. I still have some tweaking to do before I post pictures. I want to make sure it’s not me that is the problem and not manufacturer. I don’t know if I am supposed to use the pop up spring or not or If I need a weaker spring. The overall finish is good and looks like paint will flow Nicely on it without additional prep work.
do you plan on painting it and the tops of the fenders like original AAR in Organisol Black?
I have not decided. Sooo I’m going to paint the fenders with that peal off paint to see what it will look like
