SLP Ultra Z hood. damaged.
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SLP Ultra Z hood. damaged. It took a hit. I was backed into...but all the bolt holes are ok and I have pictures of them upon request. I'm only asking 300, then pay shipping. It's obviously a black hood, other then fixing it, the hood will not need additonal body work like they do when they're new. Ive had two ultra z hoods now and they each had about $800 of prep work needed, they're pretty bad. I could have got away with less if it was any other color then black, but I didn't have that luxury. I don't know if the price has dropped, but I paid 800 shipped for it when I bought it. I also included a picture of the hood before it was hit.
Originally Posted by jermzz
It took a hit. I was backed into...but all the bolt holes are ok and I have pictures of them upon request. I'm only asking 300, then pay shipping. It's obviously a black hood, other then fixing it, the hood will not need additonal body work like they do when they're new. Ive had two ultra z hoods now and they each had about $800 of prep work needed, they're pretty bad. I could have got away with less if it was any other color then black, but I didn't have that luxury. I don't know if the price has dropped, but I paid 800 shipped for it when I bought it. I also included a picture of the hood before it was hit.
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I'm located near San Francisco, California. I guess maybe those pictures weren't good enough. This hood will need a small amount of fiberglass work. It has a crack on the back side. Here's a picture. It will be a bit more then just sanding.
Even after the price of getting the hood fixed it's still a steal. The finished product on your car ... including buying the hood from SLP, and preping / painting it is about 1800 bucks. The only reason I got a new hood was because it was insurance. I figured since a new SS hood OEM was like 1800, I could get the Ultra Z hood and save some cash. But after all the work the hood needed, it was about the same price. I could have fixed this one and used it for much much cheaper....my loss.
Even after the price of getting the hood fixed it's still a steal. The finished product on your car ... including buying the hood from SLP, and preping / painting it is about 1800 bucks. The only reason I got a new hood was because it was insurance. I figured since a new SS hood OEM was like 1800, I could get the Ultra Z hood and save some cash. But after all the work the hood needed, it was about the same price. I could have fixed this one and used it for much much cheaper....my loss.
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