Cal Custom Finned Aluminum Hood Scoop Pair 10-20 on 2040-parts.com
Gans, Oklahoma, US
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No cracks...no stuck screws. Paint has minor chips along edges. Used and shows minor wear and age but, as we say...Rat Rod Perfect. (Almost too nice but, we will overlook for cool finned aluminum) Inside cast reads: Cal Custom Gardena, Calif. Part No. 10-20 Dimensions: =/- 17 1/2" long and 6 1/4" wide.
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