Is RH going for a new look ??
#22
#23
i've always been a fan of the srt10 hoods. just looks good on a lifted truck or even a cowl induction hood.. also looks pretty sweet!
http://www.carolinaclassictrucks.com...on-702800.html
http://www.carolinaclassictrucks.com...on-702800.html
#24
i've always been a fan of the srt10 hoods. just looks good on a lifted truck or even a cowl induction hood.. also looks pretty sweet!
http://www.carolinaclassictrucks.com...on-702800.html
http://www.carolinaclassictrucks.com...on-702800.html
#25
if i had money to blow id get this hood.
http://suncoastramairhoods.com/02-08...ood-23005.html
http://suncoastramairhoods.com/02-08...ood-23005.html
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#29
i've always been a fan of the srt10 hoods. just looks good on a lifted truck or even a cowl induction hood.. also looks pretty sweet!
http://www.carolinaclassictrucks.com...on-702800.html
http://www.carolinaclassictrucks.com...on-702800.html
This would look bamf on your truck RH
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Yeah I agree that if you are gonna do it, get a hood and not a scoop. The only reason I have a scoop is because of the dent that a fallen limb caused and I don't really have the $ to spend on a hood.
I fully intend to remove my hood and cut it out and re-apply the scoop with the front end cut out and a piece of 'gutta mesh installed, kinda like it is now, but without the mesh just stuck on for looks. I'm only waiting for one or both of the guys who promised to help me remove the hood and put it back on to show (that would be a hint).
But beware RH, I personally don't know of ANYONE who has purchased a fiberglass hood that had it fit properly without some fabrication. I'm not saying to necessarily purchase a steel one, but just that you may end up spending more than just for the hood, freight and painting when all is said and done...
I fully intend to remove my hood and cut it out and re-apply the scoop with the front end cut out and a piece of 'gutta mesh installed, kinda like it is now, but without the mesh just stuck on for looks. I'm only waiting for one or both of the guys who promised to help me remove the hood and put it back on to show (that would be a hint).
But beware RH, I personally don't know of ANYONE who has purchased a fiberglass hood that had it fit properly without some fabrication. I'm not saying to necessarily purchase a steel one, but just that you may end up spending more than just for the hood, freight and painting when all is said and done...