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    1. #1
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      Razor Camaro Hood

      Hey guys! It's been a long time since I've been able to get on the forums.
      Hope everyone is doing well!
      We made the hood from Razor a direct repalcement for guys that were interested.
      Specs:
      Made with woven fiberglass for strength
      Vacuum bagged with a high temp epoxy resin unlike most fiberglass hoods on the market
      Nomex honeycomb core for strength
      Aluminum hard points so you can drill and tap for hinges and latch
      Sprayed with an in mold catalyzed primer for easier finishing body work

      The quality of this hood is second to none.
      True and straight hood
      Installation easy as sand, prime, sand and paint!

      Hood weighs 34 lbs



      If anyone has any questions please let me know.
      Thank you!
      Staci



    2. #2
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      Sweet

      How much?
      RacerX

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      67-69 or just 69's??
      colt zantop

      1968 camaro LS1.......aka......."NJECTED"

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      Quote Originally Posted by colt zantop View Post
      67-69 or just 69's??
      I believe when Jim and I talked about it he said it would fit the 67-69. I will confirm that tomorrow.

      $1150 plus about $120 in freight.

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      kinda heavy My fiberglass weighs in under half of that and has zero deflection. My steel hood weighed 42lbs.

    6. #6
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      Quote Originally Posted by falcon65 View Post
      kinda heavy My fiberglass weighs in under half of that and has zero deflection. My steel hood weighed 42lbs.
      We are not here to compare sizes - especially when you consider the size of Mike's feet. I mean come on he can wear my shoes.

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      It's hard to tell from the pictures and all of the pictures I can find of the Razor actually never show good shots of the hood, what are the differences in the cowl?

      Does it start closer to the front edge of the hood?
      Does it slope longer than original cowl hoods?
      Does the extra long overhang limit the hood from opening all the way?
      Also, any possibility of a Group Purchase to help the cost a little, or could it be packaged with your hinges and hood stops?
      Thanks

    8. #8
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      Quote Originally Posted by GrnDragon View Post
      It's hard to tell from the pictures and all of the pictures I can find of the Razor actually never show good shots of the hood, what are the differences in the cowl?

      Does it start closer to the front edge of the hood?
      Does it slope longer than original cowl hoods?
      Does the extra long overhang limit the hood from opening all the way?
      Also, any possibility of a Group Purchase to help the cost a little, or could it be packaged with your hinges and hood stops?
      Thanks
      There aren't a lot of shots of the hood. Below is a shot I had that might help?
      I will get back to you on your questions on Monday. I have to get some technical help!



      I will see what I can do about a bundle price too.

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      wow looks awesome
      Kevin S. (overseas in Germany)
      1963 Chevrolet Impala 2d ht Coupe

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    10. #10
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      love the hood and congrats on your success at barret jackson
      Josey Sandy
      have'n a badass car and not driving it is like having a playboy model as a wife and not......well, you know.

    11. #11
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      Quote Originally Posted by thetoystore View Post
      love the hood and congrats on your success at barret jackson
      Thank you!

    12. #12
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      dang that looks awesome, how much would a set up like that run?

    13. #13
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      Quote Originally Posted by senor_camaro View Post
      dang that looks awesome, how much would a set up like that run?
      $1200 for fiberglass - I have one hood in stock if anyone is interested.

      Staci

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      You guys should experiment with the opening to see how it lines up with popular side mounted Procharger models ( P1SC, D1SC, F1, F1A, F1C, F1R). It could be a good solution to cold air induction on an rear facing Procharger/Vortec blower......

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      here's a pic of one installed the fit is excellent and it's straight unlike most other aftermarket hoods!




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