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First coat of primer and blocking done. |
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| The man...George Butler. If you need a good body man who's not way overpriced George is your man, He is located in Bethalto Illinois. You can contact via e-mail... fastback1967@yahoo.com And don't forget to tell him where you saw it! |
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1967 Formula S hood. Sweet! It is ashame I can't use it with my engine combo. |
| The New hood! Okay I know I have just ticked off a lot of Mopar guy's by going with a "GM Hood" but I am going for a G-Machine look and I am kinda tired of the sixpack hoods and the Hemi scoops. But in the end if I end up not liking it I can always take it off. |
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| Opps! I have a little problem. I pruchased a 1969 hood and somewhere along the linesomeone put a 1967 header panel and hood on the car! I wonder if George can fix this? |
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I wonder how much this is going to set me back? |
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George come's thru!!! Well George had to totally grind and sand away the raised section of the hood and re-fiberglass and form the hood. So far it doe's not look to bad. The cost? Total investment in this hood comes to Do not order from Unlimited Products, they are based in California. They would not honor there warranty and it took almost 6 months to get the hood.
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