07-23-2010, 11:34 AM
We Get The Scoop On Classic Design Concepts' Newest Shaker Hoodscoop For Ford's Newest Mustang
From the November, 2009 issue of Mustang Monthly
By Dale Amy
Photography by Dale Amy
Open the shipping box and you'll find the CDC/FRPP Shaker already pre-assembled on its base/engine cover. The kit includes everything needed for installation, from thorough, well-illustrated instructions and a hood-cutting template to zip ties and black-finished rivets. You will, however, have to supply your own jigsaw...
It's an iconic reminder of muscular ponies past, but is still as relevant and functional on the Mustang GTs of today as it was on the Mach 1s and Boss 302s of the psychedelic era. We're talking, of course, about Classic Design Concepts' Shaker hoodscoop, a thoroughly modern air conduit running straight back to 1969. The company has crafted cool-breathing Shaker kits for generations SN95 through S197, but given the Mustang's fresh makeover for 2010-in particular its re-contoured hood-CDC had to make some minor revisions to its kit hardware, though the aluminum scoop itself remains true to the '69 original.
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From the November, 2009 issue of Mustang Monthly
By Dale Amy
Photography by Dale Amy
Open the shipping box and you'll find the CDC/FRPP Shaker already pre-assembled on its base/engine cover. The kit includes everything needed for installation, from thorough, well-illustrated instructions and a hood-cutting template to zip ties and black-finished rivets. You will, however, have to supply your own jigsaw...
It's an iconic reminder of muscular ponies past, but is still as relevant and functional on the Mustang GTs of today as it was on the Mach 1s and Boss 302s of the psychedelic era. We're talking, of course, about Classic Design Concepts' Shaker hoodscoop, a thoroughly modern air conduit running straight back to 1969. The company has crafted cool-breathing Shaker kits for generations SN95 through S197, but given the Mustang's fresh makeover for 2010-in particular its re-contoured hood-CDC had to make some minor revisions to its kit hardware, though the aluminum scoop itself remains true to the '69 original.
READ COMPLETE STORY HERE