hood??

does anyone know where I could get a good cowl hood at a good price for a 96. Also what is the difference between a cobra r, cobra rr, and cobra rr boss

go cheap and the fit will be terrible and you will regret every buying it the only place to get a high quality hood that i know if is though www.cervinis.com

i agree with spector, cervini's is the way to go... they have some good cowl hoods for a good price...

i got the cobra r hood w/the svo scoop (i have a 98 model) from www.designconceptsauto.com and it wasn't too hard to fit. the only problem i had really was the hood hitting my bumper and my grill, but i sanded that down, and it looks fine now.

I have heard some pretty bad stories about the shipping company cervinis uses. Alot of unhappy people out there that were pissed about how poor the shipping co was.

I'd say the cobra r hood from www.stangparts.com and also @ www.50resto.com or even www.ageclassic.com would be just as good, and cheaper too. Based on the descriptions and the looks, it appears as though the above companies all sell the same cobra r hood, so quality would not be a deciding factor between the two.

Oh, and if you buy through stang parts, they will bring it with them to the upcoming FFW and you could pick it up and avoid all shipping costs, assuming you live near any FFW events.

If I may be so nosy, what did they charge you for shipping? Do you have any pics?

it was around $100 for shipping (but that's from new jersey to arkansas...it may vary wherever you are). i am going to wash my car tomorrow (if it doesn't rain) so i can post a pic for you tomorrow if you would like after i get that finished.

I would like to see a pic of your hood!

No! all you do is ignore people....

here's the pics of the hood. go easy on me- it was my first time to even pick up a paint gun...lol (the second pic is a bit blurry cuz i moved when i took it and i dunno what is up w/that shadow on the grill, but when you zoom in it goes away....(???)....anyways, but you get the idea....)

very nice I really like that hood, although I'll probably go with the non-scoop one myself.

looks good, but I would leave the grill open, delete it, but thats just me. Still nice job

i've been driving around for about a month and a half w/no grill in it, b/c i painted it over spring break and then i didn't have time to work on it right away to make the grill fit. (yeah, i know...i'm supposed to make sure everything fits BEFORE i paint it, but live and learn... ) so just recently i've been sanding the inside of the hood so when it shuts, it won't hit the grill.