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Tommy, are these from the guy in midwest - advertised on ebay the hoods . . dynoman?? Greg ??
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Eddie M Camaro-less 87 El Camino SS Few Ferrari's |
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What was the real story w/ these original hoods? . Wasn't there something about the Trans-Am guys running these then the sanctioning body said no 'til they built more as a counter item then they got to run them again? . And how many original ones were supposed to have been built?
~ Pete
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Up until 69, the SCCA Trans Am guys were not allowed to run any kind of hood scoop. In 69, they were allowed to run a scoop that didn't interfere with the drivers vision - thus RPO ZL2 was made available.
How many originals were made in both single 4-barrel and duel-quad design is anyones guess. Note that there were early prototypes in both steel and fiberglass.
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Craig S. "I saw Elvis At 1000 Feet" John Force. |
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Wayne Guinn's book estimates around 100 fiberglass crossram hoods were made and who knows how many steel crossram hoods were made(probably less than 25).
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69 Z28 JL8, #'s match - being restored |
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