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11-14-2004 #1
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Thoughts on new Year One hood
I am considering buying the new 4th gen SS style hood for my 68 Camaro. Besides their convert, I have only seen one other with one. I like that it is different than all the cowl hoods everybody is running (kinda like torque thrust 2 wheels). I just trying to make up my mind if it is worth the $600+ by the time its shipped. Do you like it or not?
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I like it, when i decide to pay up for a hood that will be the hood i order.
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Yearone hood. They released that hood about a month after I bought my cowl
I think your car would look awesome with that style and it is something different, but not too different. I don't believe I have ever seen a 67 or 68 with a yearone hood??
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I looked at the SS hood on my '01 and noticed it is not near as bulky looking. The Year One hood looks like they took a fiberglass cowl hood and changed the front of it the more I look at it.
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I love that hood. That would be an exccellent addition.
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Saw it in person on the year one car this year. I like that hood a lot! If you have $600+ then go for it.
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I would love to put this hood on my 67 as well. I like it!
I believe the hood is actually manufactured by American Sports Car Design... http://www.americansportscardesigns....n_camaro.shtmlDoug
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I like the hood also, there is one thing that I wished it had though...I wish it had the overhang on the cowl side like a normal cowl hood.
Although, with it being the way it is you might be able to mount some 2 1/16" gauges in the cowl side of the hood..just a thought.
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SS Hood
I am using the SS hood on my 69, it looks great but it took alot of work to make it right, the quality is not that great. Check out pictures at.
http://community.webshots.com/user/jimmanfred
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