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I want a cowl hood for my 1969 ford ranger...is there anywhere I can find one or would I need to get it fabricated?
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Where they offered stock? What type of cowl you looking for?

Like this > http://www.fordification.com/galleries/ ... 0&pos=-331


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that ones nice...but I mean more like the ones that come from towards the front of the hood and rise to the windshield...if that helps any
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Like the L88 or L77 (Corvette looking). Did you try Harwood?
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yeah that sounds about right
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There's a bunch for the old chebby pickups and even some for the '73+ Fords but I haven't seen any for our year trucks.
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Hey wait a minute! I think there's a drag truck in the rotating picture with a cowl hood. :hmm:
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All the ones I have seen have been custom jobs.Customcrewcab a member on here has one that I belive he did.here is a link http://www.fordification.com/galleries/ ... =126&pos=8
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I know that '73-up cowl hoods are available, but I've never seen one for the '67-'72 trucks. I've always understood that the '73-up hoods will fit on our trucks with some minor tweaking, but I haven't tried it personally to find out. You can check out the following link for those:

http://www.up22.com/ranger.htm#FD-794

Otherwise, you'd have to get a cowl scoop and graft it on to your steel hood.
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I bought a harwood cowl for mine, then i attached it to my stock 70 hood, finished it off with some glass and looks like it belongs there. its even functional.

not the best pic, i have to get some newer ones.
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its missing the body lines going up the middle. plus it seems real narrow for that wide hood. thats the same problem with the cowl hood for my 64 falcon hardtop . they make one but it has the chevy looking cowl. its missing the falcon cool body lines that go down and back up. if you look at a 70 chevy hood its not as tall and wide. it sits between the fenders. i wish i had some better pics. i need to get it weld back on. nice job with that one looks pretty good. hers a pic of mine on the truck.
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heres a better pic, i went with the rib in the middle to keep the body line like the stock hood had the rib. could have been wider, but i wanted it proportionate. i got the idea from the little truck picture that shows up on here once in awhile. just wish mine looked that good. for a daily driver, it will do. but yes mine could look alot better
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no pic :( i like it looks good, my buddy who built the mustang made this hood for me. he kind of base how wide the cowl is of his mustang hood. his is pretty wide too, but thats how it came. we need for more pics of your truck.
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that looks sweet, i wish i had the talent to paint like that. I will be lucky if i can get red or orange to shine, affraid to try mettalic (tiger stripes). first time painter. help Dad years ago, but never on my own. I will get some pics up today, for some reason when i post pics, they dont always make it here.

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what part of az are you from.. I have family in Tuscon(sp), Pheonix and Casa Grande.

Here is a pic of a buds truck i redid for him, my photo skills suck.
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