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Hey Mrkidd, you gotta put up some pics, I might as well learn from your mistakes. What kinda problems are you coming up with? -r

I work on a Mac, don't get along with P/Cs, but I will getting started this weekend.

Well do that, great idea.....

In my opinion, I think it will make the car look alot mean if the grill is sink in a bite. Going to use the outer trim of my OEM grill and cut out the middle. Going to play around with fiberglass is see if I can it to look just like that the photo. I found the honeycomb mesh on ebay for...

I currently have a 72 grill, not my first choice. Planning on making a custom recess grill. What do you think of my idea? Want to trim the bumper to go along with the flow of the bottom valance. -r

I would make the paper template first and find where I want to drill the first 4 holes or where my "red cirles" are located. I would also buy another 1 1/2" Bi-Metal bit to create the holes to access my bolt. -r

I bought these scoops in Houston Craigslist. On the cutting of the hood. The cutter leaves the holes really rough...you will have to grind them done a bit. -r

Yeah...cool guy...he gave most of the info that I didn't know about cutting. I told him I was going to get the rings from him later this month. -r

I used a 4 inch bi-metal cutter. I got it home depot for about 20.00. Attached it to my drill and cut the hole. -r

I made a template from the scoop. I placed a long sheet and punched the studs thru the the sheet. I drilled from the bottom side of the side where the "red outlines" are located. I place the template on top of the hood and placed nails in the 4 holes from where I drilled the "red...

The red outlines are the holes you drill first from the bottom side. The orange cirles you drill from the top side. After you drill the "red outlines" flip the hood to the top side. Align the hood scoops and get the placement of the "orange circles", and drill the "orange circles" from...

I found the Hood Scoops on craigslist for $200. They are original 340, the crome and the logo were in great condition. The logo had a bit of overspray...but I can take care to that.

Next Project: Find a new Front and Rear Bumper, remove the Bumper bumps. Also need a front valance.

Progress on my 340 Hood Scoops! On 4th of July day off, I took on the project of installing my hood scoops. It was better than popping fireworks! -r