Anyone used this type of hood?
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TRDxB2
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Re: Anyone used this type of hood?
They make them
scroll down https://www.everettcurrierfarm.com/bodies-and-pricing
scroll down https://www.everettcurrierfarm.com/bodies-and-pricing
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Re: Anyone used this type of hood?
He’s got some nice stuff.
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Re: Anyone used this type of hood?
I use them on my '14 speedster with a stuck hood. Don't need them but I like the look!
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skyhunter
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Re: Anyone used this type of hood?
I am just wondering how long they are. I have a speedster and like this look, but not sure how long this is and if it will hit the steering column. Need to reconfigure the seat height and distance. Etc. Etc.
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TRDxB2
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Re: Anyone used this type of hood?
Why don't you just contact the maker?
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skyhunter
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Re: Anyone used this type of hood?
I have had contact with them.
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Re: Anyone used this type of hood?
Out of curiosity, how long is it??
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skyhunter
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Re: Anyone used this type of hood?
Nobody will say Les.
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Re: Anyone used this type of hood?
The width of the top tank on the radiator is known,. It is simply a matter of scaling up that measurement against the photograph.
Hope this helps.
Allan from down under.
Hope this helps.
Allan from down under.
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Re: Anyone used this type of hood?
Considering that cold rolled steel generally come in 48" x 96" sheets & sheet metal brakes over 48" are rather costly. With the wired edge @ the
rear. the folded edge @ the front & compound angles to get a slight slope to the hood it would be impractical to make it more than 46". On my speedster with the steering column not quite as low as the one in the picture 43 1/2" would be the longest it could be. That is a neat idea, think
of how easy it would be to work on dash wiring with no cowl in the way
Craig.
rear. the folded edge @ the front & compound angles to get a slight slope to the hood it would be impractical to make it more than 46". On my speedster with the steering column not quite as low as the one in the picture 43 1/2" would be the longest it could be. That is a neat idea, think
of how easy it would be to work on dash wiring with no cowl in the way
Craig.