OER Cowl Induction Hood Fits Select 1973-80 GM Pickups, Blazer, Jimmy & Suburban Models [Sunken Spine, Bolt-On]
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GM Truck Hoods
OER T70310 Cowl Induction Hood
The OER Cowl Induction Hood has a 2 in. cowl induction rise with a sunken spine to add style to your classic truck. They are designed to bolt onto the existing factory hinges for an easy swap-out installation, and the EDP coating adds another level of rust and corrosion protection.
OER T70310 Cowl Induction Hood Fitment Notes:
- Chevrolet:
- Blazer
- C10, Pickup, Suburban
- C20, Pickup, Suburban
- C30, Pickup
- K10, Pickup, Suburban
- K20, Pickup, Suburban
- K30, Pickup
- K5 Blazer
- Truck
- GMC:
- C15, Suburban
- C15/C1500, Pickup, Suburban
- C25/C2500, Pickup, Suburban
- C35/C3500, Pickup
- Jimmy
- K15/K1500, Pickup, Suburban
- K25/K2500, Pickup, Suburban
- K35/K3500, Pickup
- Truck
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
WARNING: The wires of these products contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.