ss hood
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id say a cheapie is as low as $450, a real GM one probably around $700.
I know im going off topic, but why not get something different like a cowl hood? it can look pretty mean, where an SS hood just looks stock (but still nice)
I know im going off topic, but why not get something different like a cowl hood? it can look pretty mean, where an SS hood just looks stock (but still nice)
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I got mine off a wrecked SS, about 550, and it was cracked and had to be repaired and painted on top of that, most selling them know what there worth. I would also refer you to SLP where you used to be able to get them new. But production has stopped, so all the real gm hoods are on the road or wrecked somewhere.
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yeah i got mine from thunderracing and i like it alot better than my stock one mine isnt functional but i might make it later i just like the looks of the SS better than most cowl hoods on the 93-97 any way i might have gone w a sunco if i had a 99+
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