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Aluminum GS hood seal plates

Discussion in 'Parts for sale' started by LonghornSS, Jul 20, 2018.

  1. LonghornSS

    LonghornSS Well-Known Member

    Hey everyone, I am starting a new thread here about these Aluminum GS hood seal plates. Its been a while since I have done a post on these, so rather than revive a dead post I thought I would just start a new one.

    I had these Aluminum GS hood seal plates made a few years back and they were put on the back burner because of some other projects we had on the go. However recently we were doing some house keeping around here and it Jogged my memory about them.

    These hood plates were CMM'd off of an original set of 70 GS plates, and then we had them precision 3D machined out of 6061 Billet Aluminum.

    I have 20 sets in Raw Machined finish and will be selling them for $169 plus Shipping. the machine finish is very nice and would take very little to have them ready to be polished or prepped for paint or powder coat.

    The best part about these is you don't have to chase down an original set and they will not warp like some of the aftermarket pieces.

    Just ask Board Member Bizerre, he has had a set of these plates on his car for a few years now and the still look great.

    If anyone is interested please send me a PM that is the best way to get hold of me. hood seal 1.jpeg hood seal 2.jpeg
     
  2. BrianTrick

    BrianTrick Brian Trick

  3. HeavensDevil

    HeavensDevil Well-Known Member

    Very cool!
     
  4. Buickcub

    Buickcub Well-Known Member

    I made some of these before, they also look good anodized. Great job!
     
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  5. LonghornSS

    LonghornSS Well-Known Member

    We looked onto doing the anodized finish, and were actually going to do about half of them that way but we were not sure what finish people would prefer.
     
  6. gstewart

    gstewart Well-Known Member

    Was Leo Bizerre selling your product? I thought he had them manufactured and sold them?
    I personally know Leo.
     
  7. LonghornSS

    LonghornSS Well-Known Member

    Yes these are the same parts.
     
  8. bizerre

    bizerre Gold Level Contributor

    Hi Guys

    Here is a couple pics of the aluminum seal plates mounted on my car. Notice how they haven't changed since I put them on. Hope you like them.

    Thanks

    Leo
     

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  9. LonghornSS

    LonghornSS Well-Known Member

    Hey everyone I did a little looking into shipping looks like I can offer these to board members for $189 shipped.
     
  10. apap0426

    apap0426 Well-Known Member

  11. LonghornSS

    LonghornSS Well-Known Member

    Joe,

    Email sent
     
  12. LonghornSS

    LonghornSS Well-Known Member

    I still have some of these hood plates available. Send me a PM if you are interested
     
  13. LonghornSS

    LonghornSS Well-Known Member

  14. ray morris

    ray morris Well-Known Member

    Are they the same for a 1971 gs ??
     
  15. LonghornSS

    LonghornSS Well-Known Member

    Ray,

    I cannot honestly say I know when the ram air base changed to the smaller opening. I know the 72 has a smaller opening on one side but was that change done in 71? I can’t say. Maybe someone else in here can shed a little light.
     
  16. Brett Slater

    Brett Slater Super Moderator Staff Member

    70 and 71 were the same.

    The change came in 72.
     
  17. LonghornSS

    LonghornSS Well-Known Member


    Thanks for the info. That is what I thought but I don’t want to spread the wrong info.
     
  18. bignastyGS

    bignastyGS Maggot pilot

    WOW...they are nice..I need to sell off some more parts and get a set..
     
  19. LonghornSS

    LonghornSS Well-Known Member

    Let me know when you are ready.
     
  20. Troys69GS

    Troys69GS Well-Known Member

    If i send you the CAD of the 69, can you re slice it to make the 69 version?
     

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