Snake45 Posted March 30, 2020 Posted March 30, 2020 23 hours ago, Casey said: I happened upon this Revell News page scan, and while the tone of the writer is very tongue in cheek, it states the scoop was made by Cragar: I just google-imaged Cragar hood scoop. Got hundreds of pictures of Cragar wheels, dozens of pics of hood scoops of every kind, not one of which claimed to be a Cragar hood scoop.
Can-Con Posted March 30, 2020 Posted March 30, 2020 3 hours ago, Snake45 said: I just google-imaged Cragar hood scoop. Got hundreds of pictures of Cragar wheels, dozens of pics of hood scoops of every kind, not one of which claimed to be a Cragar hood scoop. I"d say the writer was mistaken and it is a Cal Custom scoop. It wouldn't be the only mistake in the article, he also says the kit will be $2.00! ?
Casey Posted March 31, 2020 Posted March 31, 2020 7 hours ago, Greg Myers said: Listed as Offenhauser Scoop on Summit site Offenhauser scoop (above) -- three rows, three raised ribs per row Cragar scoop -- two rows four raised ribs each row Cal Custom 10 scoop (below) -- one row containing five raised ribs: If someone wants to do the leg work and verification, then post back here when finished, I'd be interested in reading the results. I'm sure there are others, and maybe even a vintage speed parts catalog floating around somewhere.
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