mw66nova

iTrader: (13)

check them out, cheap. anyone know anything about them and have a hood on there car? quality? $100 cheaper then any other company i have seen. let me know what you think of this hood:

http://www.championfiberglassproducts.com/chevy.html

18inchboyds

you get what you pay for , and fiberglass on a car isnt a place where id skimp, iirc i dont think anyone has one of those hoods, but hopefuly someone can chime in .

megaracerx

i think it looks like a good deal.


but you do get what you pay for and $300 isnt too cheap.

IROCFAST

iTrader: (3)

It's a bolt on and has a finished underside, sounds like a good deal as long as the fit is decent.

mw66nova

iTrader: (13)

if i don't hear back from them, i will call them and see about quality. looking at their pictures of their customer cars, it looks like a good deal, but they don't have any thirdgens in their customer cars. that's what i emailed them about.

mw66nova

iTrader: (13)

i don't know man, those RAII hoods are frickin' expensive, and i heard that most of them fit like crap (esp. around the headlight area).

megaracerx

:werd: about the RAII

redraif

One way or the other all fiberglass is a pain! No matter how good it is it will require a lot of filling and sanding to get it to look as smooth as steel. Joe and I put in tons of hours on mine. then John went back and worked on it some more. It still needs work though. It was one of the best hood I have seen in fiberglass to start with! Remember the hood at $300 might be cheaper, but there might be more prep time at a body shop required to get it straight!

jocww

see maro guys dont have to worry as much as birdy guys

redraif

Or gals! Why cause we have to deal with the darn headlight doors and hood not lining up?