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Rob Fisher · 11-23-2014, 04:29 PM

Thank you 66lsx
You seem to understand the look I am after.
Thanks for posting those photos.
I may have been pre-mature posting my original pictures.
The idea is to mimic the look of the Camaro vents with a narrow polished aluminum outer trim ring and rather then mesh on the inside go with the louvers.
The pictures I posted were just to show where I intended to place them, same as the early Camaros. They would be painted black or the same red as the hood.
I was planning on mounting the louvers to the underside of the hood with the trim ring lining the hole in the hoid, with no exposed fasteners.
I wasn't planning on attaching with duct tape, large bolts or bent over spikes.
WOW, tough crowd!!

11-23-2014, 04:29 PM	#11
Rob Fisher Registered User Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Coquitlam, British Columbia,Canada Posts: 135	Re: Louvered panels Thank you 66lsx You seem to understand the look I am after. Thanks for posting those photos. I may have been pre-mature posting my original pictures. The idea is to mimic the look of the Camaro vents with a narrow polished aluminum outer trim ring and rather then mesh on the inside go with the louvers. The pictures I posted were just to show where I intended to place them, same as the early Camaros. They would be painted black or the same red as the hood. I was planning on mounting the louvers to the underside of the hood with the trim ring lining the hole in the hoid, with no exposed fasteners. I wasn't planning on attaching with duct tape, large bolts or bent over spikes. WOW, tough crowd!!