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Key Parts Steel Cowl Induction Hood 1968-1972 Nova

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Steel Cowl Induction Hood 1968-1972 Nova
Steel Cowl Induction Hood
  • 1968-1972 Nova
  • 4'' Cowl Scoop
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    does this hood fit a 1971 maverick grabber

    Asked by: terrirfiez
    No.1968-1972 Nova only.
    Answered by: Kenny U
    Date published: 2018-10-16

    Will this fit my 1973 Chevy nova hatchback that has a 2 inch cowl hood currently 

    Asked by: njp914
    No, this is only made to fit through 1972.
    Answered by: Rusty B
    Date published: 2018-08-20
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