This is a stock hood off of a 2010 Ss camaro it is like new condition and was only on the car for 6 months then stored away in blankets
Hoods for Sale
- 2007-2009 ford edge 4 door primered hood steel panel assembly replacement(US $88.40)
- 30 for toyota lexus hood insulation clip nylon retainer fastener 90467-09050(US $4.99)
- Hood panel primered black steel for 6640029010 fits 1996-1998 hyundai elantra gl(US $158.62)
- 1999 jetta volkswagon engine accessory bracket 2.0 oem (US $24.99)
- Land rover discovery series i hood release cable 1994 95 96 97 98 99(US $24.99)
- 1999 jetta volkswagon ac expansion valve 2.0 oem (US $26.99)
Volkswagen Golf GTi Edition 30 (2006): first official pictures
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