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I making the red scoop for the 70 Gibb car.
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O K before I do this. {attachment} anybody know if you heat plexiglass to bend it to a shape?
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I think Lexan would be a better investment than Plexiglas..... it's not breakable.
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I know this is two years old, put I was wondering how the scoop held up?

I am looking at building one for a '70's Super Stock tribute car.

What did you use to fasten the pieces together?

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Keith, Are you going to race the car?? If so at 130+ my scoop
came apart. I have used every type of glue that they say will work. The only one that I found to work good is
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The glue I used is IPS Weld-on #16

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It worked the best. If your going to race 1/4 mile I would put brackets in the corners and screw them together. Kim
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Thank's Kim!

Were the originals 3-piece? It looks like the one on the #1 ZL-1 was one-piece vacuum formed. And after seeing some pics of your car, I could have sworn you went with a one-piece design too in the last few years.

And yes, this will be going on a race car (not show car), so it will need to hold up to constant abuse (9.5's to 9.70's at 135 - 140 mph).

Thanks again for your help!

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