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RicanRider
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From: Steilacoom, WA
RicanRider
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From: Steilacoom, WA
RicanRider
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From: Steilacoom, WA
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RicanRider
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From: Coastal
agreed.
I was looking at the Marriah hood with the air-sink skimmer. I'm wondering if my 1982 stock airfilter housing would sit too high for that hood. This body kit with a Marriah hood would be mezzzzmerizing! I need to do something with my hood and paint probably at year-end this year. I'm thinking that I'll be breaking into my piggybank for these upgrades.
I was looking at the Marriah hood with the air-sink skimmer. I'm wondering if my 1982 stock airfilter housing would sit too high for that hood. This body kit with a Marriah hood would be mezzzzmerizing! I need to do something with my hood and paint probably at year-end this year. I'm thinking that I'll be breaking into my piggybank for these upgrades.
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From: GA
Its a very consevative kit for a street car. Just your bolt on lower skirts all round. No big deal, but looks good. If you want the real wide body fiberglass check out the IMSA kit on my car.
Last edited by Snapshot; Jun 4, 2004 at 06:27 PM.
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From: Land Of Confusion southern MI, USA
Originally posted by Snapshot
Its a very consevative kit for a street car. Just your bolt on lower skirts all round. No big deal, but looks good. If you want the real wide body fiberglass check out the IMSA kit on my car.
Its a very consevative kit for a street car. Just your bolt on lower skirts all round. No big deal, but looks good. If you want the real wide body fiberglass check out the IMSA kit on my car.
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