Stiles Duster hood scope , source ?

[gtx6970]

Anyone know of a source to replicate this hood

 

Edited August 24, 2020 by gtx6970

[Muncie]

A scoop that is almost good enough is in the Monogram 1966 Malibu Street Rat.

It measures 1-5/16" wide, 1-23/32" long and 1/4" tall.   I think the base part needs to be a little taller.

[gtx6970]

Is the scoop molded with the hood or separate.?

 

 

[gtx6970]

edit, answered my own question.

 

I need to find just the scoop i guess

 

Edited August 23, 2020 by gtx6970

[bytownshaker]

Bill check out Competition Resins they have lots of scoops.

Ed

 

[1320wayne]

Bandit Resins has that scoop. 

[gtx6970]

17 hours ago, 1320wayne said:

Bandit Resins has that scoop. 

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Bill check out Competition Resins they have lots of scoops.

Ed

 Just ckd both of them .

 

A few on Comp resin is close, but not close enough to pull that trigger

 

Dont see anything on Bandits site

[gtx6970]

I might just go the sixpack hood route.

I have a few of them here already

 

[1320wayne]

Sorry, it was Harts Parts Resins that has the Mopar pro stock scoop. It's close yet far off as well. Looks like you would have to start with something basic and work it into the Stiles scoop. Never seen that exact scoop design before in model form.

 

https://hartspartsresin.com/product/amt-mopar-pro-stock-hood-scoop/

[Mr mopar]

Get someone to cast it up for you  Bill . 

[gtx6970]

5 minutes ago, 1320wayne said:

Sorry, it was Harts Parts Resins that has the Mopar pro stock scoop. It's close yet far off as well. Looks like you would have to start with something basic and work it into the Stiles scoop. Never seen that exact scoop design before in model form.

 

https://hartspartsresin.com/product/amt-mopar-pro-stock-hood-scoop/

Wayne,

I actually have that scoop here , ( no ideas what its out of )  and its REALLY far off. Might be easier to make one from scratch. And If I do that, I''l just use the resin sixpack hood I have on hand already .

Best I can find out so far with my digging  is the sixpack hood car is / was a 1970. The wedge looking scoop is the 71-72 car