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1966 Shelby Glass and Steel Hood

Started by mtdubvee, June 06, 2021, 03:49:14 PM

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mtdubvee

Does anyone have any underneath pics of a 66 Shelby hood? Fiberglass top and steel bottom?

Are there any markings or characteristics I can look for to determine whether one of original or reproduction?

I picked one up today and am trying to identify it correctly.

Thanks
Matt
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GT350Lad

Can you post pics? Areas near hinge mounts and overall pics of edges and under side of it
Cheers
6S373
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mtdubvee

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J_Speegle

Agreed that it's much easier to see what you have and evaluate from there. The details that could be incorrect, altered or remains of past repairs are unlimited and difficult to make a list of.  Kind of like trying to make a list of things you should not find when examining anything.
Jeff Speegle- Mustang & Shelby detail collector, ConcoursMustang.com mentor :) and Judge

mtdubvee

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chris NOS

will see what say the others , but i think it's a repro hood.

gt350hr

#6
   The better shot of the scoop opening helped me confirm. I have changed my opinion. It is "IMHO" the LATER version hood The difference is the "rounded" sides where the scoop blends into the hood portion , and the edge under the scoop opening. On the early ones like mine , the "corners" form "angles" instead of the rounded corners. Also the "bottom edge" of the hood itself  extends into the scoop area and is "rounded " instead of straight.
    Randy

   EDITED due to newer pictures
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mtdubvee

Need a pic of scoop opening from the top or bottom?
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mtdubvee

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gt350hr

  That worked , so I edited reply #6 to reflect.
Celebrating 46 years of drag racing 6S477 and no end in sight.