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Non-FE Discussion Forum / Re: 1968.5 Cobra Jet Hood Scoop & Stripe
« on: January 04, 2024, 08:55:37 PM »
Guys - thanks so much!!  Appreciate your replies and help

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Non-FE Discussion Forum / 1968.5 Cobra Jet Hood Scoop & Stripe
« on: January 02, 2024, 09:18:48 PM »
Hello- 

I am in the process of engine swapping a small block for an FE in my 1968 Mustang Fastback.  I have a couple questions that I hope some folks may be willing to help answer.  Because I am basically building a 1968.5 Cobra Jet clone, I want to better understand the hood scoop and stripe detail that is correct for a factory '68 Mustang Cobra Jet Car. 

I have read posts that describe how there were 3 iterations of the Cobra Jet scoop that may have been available in 1968.  Notwithstanding publicly available information, I still have the following questions: 

Question No. 1:  Are the only differences in a 1969-70 CJ scoop and a 1968 CJ scoop the a) absence of rear turn signal indicators on the 1968 version; b) absence of chrome/aluminum grill on the 1968 version; c) the stud pattern; and d) the injection molded versus layered glass construction?  Are the dimensions of the 1969-70 (non-shaker) Mustang CJ hood scoop otherwise the same as a 1968.5 Mustang CJ hood scoop?   

Question No. 2:  What is the exact width of the black hood/cowl stripe that was placed on (almost) all 1968.5 CJ Cars? 

Question No. 3:  It seems at one time Chris Simon (who worked for Legendary Motor Cars in Canada / thefordshow on Ebay), was a source for nice factory re-pop 1968 Mustang CJ hood scoops.  However, Chis no longer works at Legendary Motor Cars, and he's not easily found on Ebay any longer.  Does anyone know where a nice 1968.5 Mustang CJ hood scoop may be purchased?  I've heard cautionary advice on the Branda scoops.  Thanks for recommendations anyone has for sourcing a 1968.5 repop Mustang CJ hood scoop! 

Best,
Matt Johnson

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