Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 8:30 pm
That'll do; lick of paint, sorted, time to polish your spanners 
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Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 8:31 pm
oooh now that looks so good, just poaint it and polish the carbs (no,i forgort, you dont do polish) it dosnt need a scoop, leave it as it is it just looks so seventies back street racer
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 8:40 pm
I'm not listening, it's getting a scoop, end of 
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 8:43 pm
All that EXTRA weight 
You could always drill lots of holes in it
You could always drill lots of holes in it
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 8:46 pm
It needs that "just right" scoop, and knowing Blue, it will get it!
I have something for you sitting right next to me Blue!
I have something for you sitting right next to me Blue!
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 9:03 pm
Sorry Blue. For once I fear your taste has slipped. Those carbs look awsome as they are.
I think any scoop you fit is going to have to be so large it will look stupid on the street. Track only OK but not on the street.
You would have to come up with one really fine mother Bananarama! scoop to look better than it looks now with it's balls on show.
I think any scoop you fit is going to have to be so large it will look stupid on the street. Track only OK but not on the street.
You would have to come up with one really fine mother Bananarama! scoop to look better than it looks now with it's balls on show.
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 9:38 pm
Haha 
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 9:51 pm
Great work Blue
How about one of these two scoops
Reversed tear drop with rear air intake or clear plexiglass scoop to show off your carbs
Clear plexi scoop looks cool and would be lighter as no paint needed
How about one of these two scoops
Reversed tear drop with rear air intake or clear plexiglass scoop to show off your carbs
Clear plexi scoop looks cool and would be lighter as no paint needed
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 10:14 pm
A tinted plastic scoop is what I'm after, If I can find someone that can make it for sensible money. I think it would have to be vacuum formed. I have no idea what a one off like that would cost. I have to mock something up first so I can get some quotes.
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 10:17 pm
that 55 is awesome
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 10:35 pm
A guy on the HAMB is making them but i can't see the pics he posted of the buck he made. The idea of making one from a large tube light cover is a good one but no pic of it, Plastic supplier's might have tinted box's / cover's or tubes you could modify into a scoop.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/show ... p?t=149090
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http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/show ... p?t=149090
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Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 10:39 pm
I have to say Blue I am with the no scoop crowd!!! And I love scoops, but it looks so good without.
Having said that I'm sure if you do use a scoop it will still look great!!
Having said that I'm sure if you do use a scoop it will still look great!!
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 10:50 pm
That pexi scoop is revolting,
Might as well put an aquarium on the Hood
could nt you just put a 70's scoop top on the carbs for racing
Might as well put an aquarium on the Hood
could nt you just put a 70's scoop top on the carbs for racing
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 11:00 pm
Blue,
Try R.E.D. Ltd, use them all the time for work related items .... very good, really know their stuff and are happy to do 1 offs
http://www.plasticonline.co.uk/
Try R.E.D. Ltd, use them all the time for work related items .... very good, really know their stuff and are happy to do 1 offs
http://www.plasticonline.co.uk/
Posted: Fri Feb 27, 09 11:31 pm
TINTED CLEAR SCOOP BLUE LOOK THE BIZO