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Old 10-19-2007, 04:57 PM
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Default Carbon Fiber hood arrived today

After a bit of a wait, the carbon fiber hood arrived today. It's an amazing piece, there's just no way to capture it with a camera.

I'll be taking it to Autokraft on Monday so Kurt can do the fit up of the front clip. More pics to follow.







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Sweet!! Is that the same hood thats on the Mule?

Whats the ETA on paint being finished now? Ready for some Spring driving?
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Same hood as the Red Witch.

Kurt thinks that he will have color on the car in early December.
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Saweeeeeeeeeeeeetttt!!!!
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WOW,

Looks killer
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from a guy who's seen them in person, the pics do not do it justice. Congrats Scott.

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Nice!!

You would think that after spending the last 5.5 yrs. building my car I would have had time to get all the neet parts, not the case! First Franks inner fenders and now this...I guess this industry/hobby is growing so quickly you just can't 'keep up'!!
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Wish they made them for 2nd gen Novas!

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I wish I would of had the time to wait.. that hood would have been MINE!!

lol

Looks great Scott, your car is gonna be killer.
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