Thanks everyone for the nice words.
Thanks to everyone on this forum, the parts installed/purchased were based on reviews and pics posted by members here.
As for the SMS hood, you are correct. The '71-'72 Plymouth Road Runner had callouts designating engine displacement. These "butterflies" are cable operated by the throttle pedal. They are well thought out by SMS and require patience and trial and error to get to work properly. The fun part is watching people poke fingers at the hood while driving. It also helps to have Kooks LT headers with catless mids and Corsa exhaust to go along with it too
Flat top: I added a I'm coming to get ya pic :thumbsup:
Chris 1992: Funny hing you said pure evil. Same thought came to my mind when she was completed. Thoughts of venomous reptiles and insects came to mind as well the Dark Maul form Star Wars. I feel I built this car for him
Mopar Poster Child: You are correct. I was the one who posted regarding the poor service. It took 3 months for me to get the hood and all necessary components from the date of purchase. I'm sure because I live in Hawaii must have added a month to the fudge factor but two months? At the end, I received personal assistance from a Saleen family member and she was extremely nice and helpful. Without her I would still be waiting. If I were to do a purchase I would bypass all the salesmen there and speak to her directly.
