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John Brown 04-10-2025 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Keith Seymore (Post 1669901)

Ford dump truck hood scoop worked fine on my 57 Corvette. :burnout:

Charley Lillard 04-10-2025 01:56 PM

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Mr70 04-10-2025 02:07 PM

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Iconic! :)

dykstra 04-10-2025 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by John Brown (Post 1669905)
Ford dump truck hood scoop worked fine on my 57 Corvette. :burnout:

Our Dad had one of those scoops on the 409 back in the day!!

RPOLS3 04-10-2025 02:26 PM

L88 hood either on a C3 or a 2nd gen Camaro.......

SS427 04-10-2025 02:27 PM

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Of course I am biased on both but they are cool.

dykstra 04-10-2025 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by SS427 (Post 1669915)
Of course I am biased on both but they are cool.

Hell yeah!!!:headbang:

markinnaples 04-10-2025 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by RPOLS3 (Post 1669914)
L88 hood either on a C3 or a 2nd gen Camaro.......

Could not agree more. It looks great on both, and for some reason, the L88 absolutely goes perfect with the body lines of the second gen Camaro. Should have been a factory option.

Roger M 04-10-2025 03:59 PM

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I saw one of these cars back in the 70s. Always thought it was a cool looking hood.

Derek69SS 04-10-2025 04:19 PM

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Period correct, I love the Dick Harrell '68 Chevelle hood

Modern, I have to toot my own horn... I made this one for my Pro Touring 69 Chevelle. It was originally inspired by the Harrell hood, but I needed to evacuate high-pressure air more than I needed to bring in more air, so the original idea to copy the Harrell hood evolved into this. Functionally, it's a very big improvement to keep the nose planted at 140+mph. Stock hood traps a LOT of high-pressure air under them, and generate a lot of aero lift.


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