Cutting up a Stock Trans Am Hood
08-18-2013, 06:23 PM
#5
i called the dealer the other day. asked him what a new hood would cost me.
This is what he told me
They are no longer available.
They were $2300 brand new unpainted.
More than enough reason to buy a VFN hood and put the other on a wall somewhere and put it back on for barret jackson in 30 years when these cars are outlawed and worth millions aka a loaf of bread and a few cups of water.
This is what he told me
They are no longer available.
They were $2300 brand new unpainted.
More than enough reason to buy a VFN hood and put the other on a wall somewhere and put it back on for barret jackson in 30 years when these cars are outlawed and worth millions aka a loaf of bread and a few cups of water.
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08-19-2013, 11:37 PM
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My old Camaro..... I know not transam, hood was cut and done with a big hornet sorta scoop.
Only thing I found was the hole ends up being right through the back edge of the bonnet and windshield cowel area and flexed around alittle when opened, due to the weight I think.
Only thing I found was the hole ends up being right through the back edge of the bonnet and windshield cowel area and flexed around alittle when opened, due to the weight I think.
08-20-2013, 09:01 AM
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My old Camaro..... I know not transam, hood was cut and done with a big hornet sorta scoop.
Only thing I found was the hole ends up being right through the back edge of the bonnet and windshield cowel area and flexed around alittle when opened, due to the weight I think.
Only thing I found was the hole ends up being right through the back edge of the bonnet and windshield cowel area and flexed around alittle when opened, due to the weight I think.
Any old pics?
Last edited by RENE'S RAGE; 08-20-2013 at 09:59 AM.
