67-68 GT Hood for 2005-2009
11-22-2010, 03:23 PM
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The original bullitt had a fairly basic heat-exhanger hood. I agree that none of the aftermarket hoods have *quite* matched the look. However, I think that THIS ONE from cruizinconcepts comes the closest. It's a good price too, but I'm not sure of the quality of the hood.
Here are a couple of comparison pics
Original (I know, it's a diecast toy.. but it shows a good angle):
Cuizin Concepts heat extractor hood:
Here are a couple of comparison pics
Original (I know, it's a diecast toy.. but it shows a good angle):
Cuizin Concepts heat extractor hood:
Last edited by Fifthwind; 11-22-2010 at 03:26 PM.
11-22-2010, 03:44 PM
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The original bullitt had a fairly basic heat-exhanger hood. I agree that none of the aftermarket hoods have *quite* matched the look. However, I think that THIS ONE from cruizinconcepts comes the closest. It's a good price too, but I'm not sure of the quality of the hood.
Here are a couple of comparison pics
Original (I know, it's a diecast toy.. but it shows a good angle):
Cuizin Concepts heat extractor hood:
Here are a couple of comparison pics
Original (I know, it's a diecast toy.. but it shows a good angle):
Cuizin Concepts heat extractor hood:
Last edited by CutterWolf; 11-22-2010 at 03:46 PM.
11-22-2010, 03:56 PM
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Yeah, that's about as close as I have seen, but it's almost too cheap to be true and a little more aggressive than I want.
I didn't realize the original had turn signals built in that's pretty smooth. I can't believe the new Bullitts didn't have a similar hood. Aren't they just stock smooth?
I didn't realize the original had turn signals built in that's pretty smooth. I can't believe the new Bullitts didn't have a similar hood. Aren't they just stock smooth?
11-22-2010, 05:44 PM
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11-22-2010, 07:54 PM
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MRT has the bullitt hood - with air extraction and the turn signals (the reason they were in the hood was so that a car next to you could see the turn signals when you planned to change lanes by the way).
I can't find it listed separately on their website now, just as part of the Bullitt Reload package. Scott developed it to look like the original bullitt hood.
http://store.mrt-direct.com/reload.html
I can't find it listed separately on their website now, just as part of the Bullitt Reload package. Scott developed it to look like the original bullitt hood.
http://store.mrt-direct.com/reload.html