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Minus those cool 70s vintage graphics though
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I like #5 if it was a little more teardrop like the factory had it. Just me though.... And I'm loopy.
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Man, 3 is it! But without the vents. It looks subtle, but in person I think it would really give the car a mean look. It would take some playing with the rear height to really nail it, but I think that would be the perfect option away from a traditional cowl. It just seems so obvious to follow the original hood lines I can believe I have'nt seen it before. My 2 cents.
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Don't ask me to pick, please...

The stress will drive me back to the asylum...they're all so perfect...
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man matt!!! they vent place ment on #7 is perfect!!!!! but i bet you know which one is my favorite 111111
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#2 is good for me
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I like 2, 3, and 8. I think 3 and 8 are just plain sick. not something you see very often. Also I am hoping you will post more about the interior components you are thinking of. I have a 78 and am so glad that the second gens are getting more popular. Means more aftermarket parts.
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i know a guy who had grafted the chevelle cowl induction onto a second gen stock hood and it looked AWESOME....SORRY I DONT HAVE A PIC

DRAW IT UP ...

IM TELLIN YA IT LOOKS SOOOO GOOD AND FACTORY

I HAD A SECOND GEN BUT MINE HAD A 2 INCH COWL (15 YEARS AGO)

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Hey Radrambler. I assume that picutre was taken awhile ago. Was the hood fiberglass or steel?
It's funny that you mention the Chevelle cowl hood. I was just in Costco yesterday looking at their selection of Maisto die cast cars and they had a '70 Chevelle. I looked at the hood and thought, hey, that would be a nice option on the second gen Camaro. It's more curvey than the 1st gen cowl hood, so it would be more in keeping with the styling of the body.


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