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Charles Johns

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Looks nice! I thought about doing what you have done but with a cowl-opening...reversed. My 32 Ford coupe hood had many-many louvers and when it rained, things got very wet. Ford dizzy in front got plenty of water. Pop the cap, dry it out, start and go...not a problem but annoying. Your work looks very PROfessional.
 
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Charles Johns

Donation Time
DUDE! Use paint stripper...or do you just like sanding? Since I sold my 225 amp MIG I have to go back to stick welding. Not sure I can weld on my Beam hood without lots of warping. May cut the hole and glass on a reverse scoop.
 
DanR

DanR

Diamond Level Sponsor
Joel, I kinda-liked-the-rough&scuffed hood better:)

Kidding, you do good work,
 
Billm

Billm

Gold Level Sponsor
Joel are you going to lighten it by drilling holes in the under side sheet metal support? I thought about that on my new spare hood. These hoods are heavy! Bill
 
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PROCRAFT

Donation Time
We just cut the whole inner panel out! Used the material for the sides of the scoop! So that means we have an original hood!
 
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