lskolnick(original)

What did YOUR hood conversion cost?

Xel

it looks really cool, i saw it on one of our local cars in Vancouver. I can show u the car if its not sold yet, but it was a pretty sneaky journey when i went to look at that car last month:-)

Xel

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AW #29529

I'm yet to see a high quality picture of a grill w/ ample lighting

petersthompson

Why not stick with what you have and appreciate your current hood for the way it was designed. There's a certain zen to leaving a car the way it is. Plus it'll save you money and possible headaches. Just one man's opinion

JaXeN

Easy to say when you're already enjoying a B4 hood :-p

88 80 quattro

Can't someone who has done the conversion just answer the question?

Xel

i take the camera and there is no tape in, it, lol I asked every person who had been in my house for last two weeks, but nobody knows, lol
I need a digital camera, maybe then i'll be able to keep my pictures

i was really peaced off(it took me two hours to take that picture, I had to sneak in the unfderground parking(its all locked, so i had to wait for somebody to come in so i could get in tow, but then that guy whom i was walking in , was chasing me all around that parking to see what i was doing there, and when i started making pictures of a car, he was like "wtf are u doing, i m gonna call cops, now" lol i told him thats i am not doing anything illegal, and he wanted to ****** ma camera, i had to run ,llllooooolllll, the guy was like 40:-) so i donno if i should repeat picture taking journey again:-)

Jim Bush

I heard of someone who picked up all of the parts for $300, used

Audilard

Hood $90
No supports
Grille $50
No trim pieces (cut B3 piece)
Lights $185
Paint $265

Total $590