Here’s a different way to do it. I cut the lip off the bottom a moved to the inside and rewelded it inside to the scoop all the way around. Then I ground the hood and the bottom of the lip and installed it with Panel bond and clamped it down. Then just smoothed the panel bond over the edge of the outside seem at the hood with my finger. Let it dry and sanded it smooth. No welding to the hood so no warpage and no body work to smooth it all out.
Glad I found this video, been wanting to add a cowl to mine for so long now
Here’s a different way to do it. I cut the lip off the bottom a moved to the inside and rewelded it inside to the scoop all the way around. Then I ground the hood and the bottom of the lip and installed it with Panel bond and clamped it down. Then just smoothed the panel bond over the edge of the outside seem at the hood with my finger. Let it dry and sanded it smooth. No welding to the hood so no warpage and no body work to smooth it all out.
Keeping a bookmark on these videos to help me patch my 9p after I get the Coyote swap done
Always wanted to take 2 bricknose hoods and make one 4inch cowl hood. Take the whole center and raise it
My dad did that with a bronco II a couple years ago to keep the body line, turned out alright
Awesome!!! Wherre did you get the scoop?
Summit racing
@@HagersAcres Thanks, you did a great job!
Made me so sad to watch the paint get taken off :{ But turned out super dope! Need some Chevy content tho.. ;}
Sorry we don't communicate with chevys here at hagers acres😂
@@HagersAcres Hey you did work on alot of chevys LOL
@@christopherbandy8416 😂
Let's go Brandon 😂 👍🇺🇲🇺🇲
Hi im trying to restore my 1985 ford bronco ... and way can you tell me whats the part called on the roof ??
The visor on the front of the roof I'm assuming? It's called a moon visor/sun visor
Thanks
Where can I get that grille ?
Custom made it myself, fabbed it from a 2012 f150 grill
Chevy scoop on a Ford
Painted it a Chevy color too