Fiberglass Sun Coast Hood Scoop on 2040-parts.com
West Milford, New Jersey, US
Description from Sun Coast - Fiberglass Concepts has taken. Pro Stock Scoop and reshaped the rear section to fit Roadsters. The tail tapers back beyond the hood onto the cowl giving it a very long, sleek appearance. There is no mounting flange should be mounted to Carb pan or molded into fiberglass hood. "AERO" ROADSTER (STANDARD) Over all 45" New these scoops run $239.95
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