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04-01-2012, 01:25 PM
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It's a pin on hood so it's just laying on there... We had it on there to where the back lines up perfectly, the cardboard was there to hold it up and a little alignment, it's a a body shop that is owned by my uncle, so we are both doing it.. U seen the pics of the trailblazer how nice it lines up.. He is not gonna charge me $400 to do that is what it he would charge a guy of the street.. But between material etc I'm sure of $200
04-01-2012, 02:31 PM
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that is exactly how mine looks, there are HUGE gaps on the front edge around the bumper and HUGE gaps where the hood/fender meet the outside corner of the headlights.
that is exactly how mine looks, there are HUGE gaps on the front edge around the bumper and HUGE gaps where the hood/fender meet the outside corner of the headlights.
04-01-2012, 02:54 PM
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Great product! Glad I'm putting such a great piece of work on a 150,000 race car! Should of bought a joe van o.. That is what I'm looking at getting now if I can find one!
04-01-2012, 03:11 PM
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i dont think its the op after looking at these pics, **** that cage alone took more skill than to install a hood lol, op great looking car, honest if everyones hood is this bad i think vfn might wanna redo there mold or something, thats why we pay more/to do less, if your not happy with it i would think you should have the option of sending it back, which is a huge pita by itself