That's a sweet hood Steve! Can't wait to see what you're replacing it with,
I'm sure it will look great.
-- - Josh Lowered 2000 Dakota CC 3.9L"stcr" <stcr@lvcm.com> wrote in message news:4402792.1051910589812.JavaMail.Administrator@atp... > > http://users.lvcm.com/stcr/DSC02263.JPG > http://users.lvcm.com/stcr/DSC02269.JPG > http://www.dakota-durango.com/mydakotart.html > http://www.dakota-durango.com/profiles/sfeiler > > The stock springs arch the hood slightly (as seen in the bottom picture) but > if you soften your springs or use the hinges sans springs it would probably > line up just fine - but looks pretty good as-is. There are a couple of > small paint chips from road debris, and a small flat nickel-sized spot at > the top of the passenger-side cowl that was a manufacturing defect (99% of > the people who examine the hood never even notice it - really minor). > > This hood retails for $795 PLUS shipping PLUS prep/paint (typically > $250-400). It has the heat extractors option (open/screened cowls - $100 > option) which works very well, and the front nostrils are functional > (although not as effective as the Shaker or GTS hoods). > > Looking to get $550/obo plus exact freight shipping from 89014 for it. > Helluva bargain for a pre-painted hood, much less a head turner like this > one is. Can't begin to count the number of positive comments and e-mails > I've received regarding this hood and the way my truck looks with it. > > Before everybody wigs out and floods me with notes asking why I'm selling > the hood or asking which one I'm replacing it with - I'm getting another > Suncoast hood. It's a long story involving a new matting material and > possible vehicle display at SEMA and other factors, but the bottom line is I > love this hood design and am putting a new one on so someone can save a > bundle by buying my used one. > > Contact me at stcr@lvcm.com if interested.
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