Nice looking Vettes with Attitude here please

[Nassau65]

Mate of mine is looking for an L88 hood

I think Bernie Codash is making them.

 

[Mr. Cricket]

I think Bernie Codash is making them.

Chodosh but close enough to know who you meant

 

[Nassau65]

known him forever, but didn’t know how to spell his surname. ( sad I know)

 

[Roscobbc]

I think they are a little too tall. They do look mean tho

Quite a few faux L88 hoods have been around over the years, and yes some are too tall - longer ones are available for later non-windscreen wiper flap cars. Irrespective of the additional height I still had to use a shallower air filter element!

 

[Mr. Cricket]

Quite a few faux L88 hoods have been around over the years, and yes some are too tall - longer ones are available for later non-windscreen wiper flap cars. Irrespective of the additional height I still had to use a shallower air filter element!

A dropped filter base usually lets you use the taller filter

 

[Roscobbc]

A dropped filter base usually lets you use the taller filter

Agreed. I couldn't use GM drop-base (which is the deepest) owing to accelerator bracket/linkage issues.

 

[Roscobbc]

Quite a few faux L88 hoods have been around over the years, and yes some are too tall - longer ones are available for later non-windscreen wiper flap cars. Irrespective of the additional height I still had to use a shallower air filter element!

I carefully fitted the oem trim and 427 numbers on to the repro hood. Not sure if stock L88 hood features any bright trim. Without the stock hoods centre divider you'll notice the chrome trim pieces don't quite join in the centre.

 

[Nassau65]

Quite a few faux L88 hoods have been around over the years, and yes some are too tall - longer ones are available for later non-windscreen wiper flap cars. Irrespective of the additional height I still had to use a shallower air filter element!

Bought a fake one from Ripspeed in 1977 and fitted it to a friends capri. Looked pretty good once finished.

 

[Nassau65]

Talking hood scoops, I’ve always loved the “shaker” hood scoop. Poking through the hood. Most common is the Pontiac trans am’s. The 1969 and 70 Ford equivalents were pretty good. The iconic big fat Chrysler corporations version was wicked.