Cobra Automotive R-model '67 Nose Installed (VIDEO)

JC6715

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• Apr 20, 2007

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Finally, after drooling for months, I got the fundage to get the new nose. Fits really well and is going to look sweet when all is said and done.

Still toyinh with the idea of laying fiberglass where the metal lip that goes back to the grill is or if I should just leave it how it is... Any ideas?

The video is kinda crappy, but you get the idea... Lemme know what you guys think...

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downpiped

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• Apr 21, 2007

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Looks good, how is the hood secured? Hood pins or latch?

 

JC6715

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• Apr 21, 2007

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Thanks, I dig it...

The hood isn't exactly what I call secured, took all that off to install it... I am going to do hood pins though...

 

68converted

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• Apr 21, 2007

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Mine is just waiting for me to finish the build. Nice job

 

zookeeper

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• Apr 21, 2007

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Looks very nice! I've heard good things about a lot of their products, wonder who makes them, or do they manufacture the 'glass parts themselves?

 

JC6715

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• Apr 21, 2007

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Can't remember who they said makes them, but I guess they partnered with them to make a few different parts and only Cobra Automotive get the parts, they aren't found anywhere else...