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Charlie: That's a sweet looking car. How did you go about resetting the bumpers closer to the body?

Steve

Zamani: Are you talking about an entire hood? If so, I really have no idea. If it was totally CF it would be quite expensive, as the cloth alone would probably cost several hundred dollars. We haven't taken on a project that big yet; though we have been asked. As we get more proficient at this we ma...

Pauly, Tim, et al: We expect the CF hood scoops to sell for $200.00 USD, and the fiberglass scoops to sell for about $150.00. The scoops are pretty thick. We are using 4 layers of CF to make the scoops. The first two we made used just two layers, but that wasn't quite enough, as I could see the top ...

Just thought I'd pass along an update on the GTV6 hood scoops. We've made a new mold and will start producing new scoops in the next month or two. They will look the same, we just decided to make a better mold. We will make both carbon fiber and fiberglass scoops. The fiberglass scoops will come in ...

Wanted: The left front chin spoiler for an Alfetta GT. Mine is hanging by duct tape; and that's just not very impressive.

Contact Steve at: 214 403-5224 or email: stevemoon@cs.com

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No longer necessary; replaced with GTV6 air dam!!

John: Yes, those are Simmons 3-piece wheels, 16 x 7". I am sure we will do at least a small production run of the hood scoops. Price should be about $200 USD. The cloth and resin are expensive, and making the scoops is very time consuming. I'll keep you posted.

Steve

Thanks Brian. We're also making filter plate for 4 cyl. DOHC motors with dual carbs. I forgot to mention that earlier.

Steve

Steve Moon here; this is my first time posting so I thought I'd just say hello. I am currently driving a 1984 GTV6 I bought off ebay. At less than $2k it has been a heck of a deal. I also just recently bought my 9th Alfa, a 1985 Alfetta GTV 2.0 Euro model. I bought it intending to make a track car o...