Crites Hood pics

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  1. smegnl

    smegnl Roger Saffle Supporting Member

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    are those pic's how you got it ? no body work/bondo ?

    very nice car ....:thumbs2:

    thanks...chad
     
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    looks very nice..is that one of these where it states 'may need finnishing work ect..' that sketches me out thinking i would end up with a POS that i have to spend 3 weeks sanding on
     
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    predfan2001 David in Tn

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    Looks good plus you'll never have to worry about the lip rusting out. I'll bet they have your car painted soon judging by the pics. I've had several Crites hoods for Fairlanes and Falcons...well made stuff.
     
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    The cut out for the scoops was horrible, so they were filled in. Other then that, I was told it was a good fit.
     
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    How much do those cost? I went with the maverick man carbon fiber hood. It fits great and no finising work needed.
     
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    I think it was $320. I happened to be in the area for work, so I picked it up with no shipping...:yahoo:
     

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