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[FOR SALE] - Tuff Wheel adapters How about these?

I won't mention his name. He is already mad at me. But they are pricey, and he is out of stock. Been out of stock for some time now. I see decent originals on eBay sometimes.

FYI, the re-pop ones are crooked.

You didn't weld that.

Aftermarket? I returned two of the re-pop ones due to being crooked.

Close 2nd here.

Got some good use out of mine.

My multi-colored Mopar will not make it, but I plan on going.

I will be there. Hopefully, mine will be one color...gray primer.

Dedicated to my old friend Scott McClure.

Nice work!

HA! Thanks. It appears to be the same crap. I just realized that pic from Classic Ind I posted looks like a drawing.

So to answer @AlaskaJeff's original post. These cheap 170-dollar scoops are rough. This particular one had a twist/warp in the right snorkel, making it look like hell—a lot of work to make it look decent. Also, the inside of the snorkels is VERY rough. Fitting to a Charger Hood wasn't that bad...

Update; in the process of straightening the right snorkel, I sanded through the glass. Had to re-glass the top. Finished with plastic in this pic. Size difference (left to right) Getting close. After some matte black rattle can. Now it's a ten-footer. It's far from perfect but acceptable...

First pass with some reinforced fiberglass. Made a drum sander out of a drill bit and a piece of 1/2 PVC.

Thanks. With a quart of fiberglass and about 80 hours of labor, it might still be a 25-footer.

After grinding the lip from the snorkels.

The e-bay scoops are very rough—snorkels are not symetricial. Glued some 60 grit to the hood and sanded the bottom to fit my Charger hood.

:lol:

Just enter C:\format into the DOS prompt.

Hmmm, ok, I see. You want to match old paint, got it. I thought you were trying to make it look rusty, "like patina." I wish my car looked that good!

You want to pay someone to screw up your paint?

I thought you just did your trans. I would drop it out from the bottom. I have a trans jack if you need one.

My 1972 SE Photo Garage.

Sorry, It's Rancho Cucamonga.

Greetings, My name is Mark, and I am 56 years old, I have been working in the automotive industry since I was 15. I started as a body shop painter's helper, where I grew up in OKC. I moved to Denver and worked for my Brother in his shop as a Mechanic. I ended up owning that Business...