shaved cowl
 

I was thinking about smoothing out my cowl. I was just wondering if anyone sells them already shaved?

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I believe scotts hot rods on here sells them for around 800-850.

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My friend Ron and I do these when we don't have anything else to do, so we won't be churning them out any time soon. If we can't get $300 + shipping we can't afford to do them as they take a lot of time to do, and do right.

This is an informational thread that justincat started, so please don't turn it into a "for sale" thread and get it locked... Thanks.

Here is a thread on it.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=366456

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ok thanks. I might have to go on and do it myself. I think i need to shave and sell. lol. thanks for your reply!

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if you do it yourself make sure to have it bolted down or it will curl up due to the heat and removing the center metal. Also tack and move to not let it heat up. take your time welding and also with the grinding.

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I like mine.. and a lot cheaper

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=285563

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Question? I am thinking about shaving a cowl for my 67'. It just has the factory heater, no AC. Am I going to have problems with the heat in the winter?

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As far as I'm concerned it won't be a problem. It will draw enough air "around" the cowl panel to provide sufficient air movement...

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Here's the before and after on mine. No need to look for prefab panels. Some cardboard, a sharpie, $25.00 worth of 18 ga cold rolled and two days of cutting and welding. Notice I didn't include bondo on the list...there isn't any!

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Mines shaved, no wipers either!
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