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Old 12-30-2010, 09:18 AM
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I have a factory hood that was equipped with a hood tach and the hole was not centered between the inner frame opening. The frame has a scallop where the hole through the hood skin was made.


About 25 years ago, I removed the 400 skin and replaced it with a fiberglass Trans Am skin because I wanted a 1969 Trans Am hood on the car. My idea seemed to be a good one as they produce Trans Am hoods with steel frames these days for $900.

This post should be in the thread for car blunders/how I fukked up my car. Geez, I can't even begin to count how many times I regret the removal/disposal of the factory parts off of my car.
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