Cervini Ram Air hood quality

Here are some pictures of my 95 (sold) with the ram air hood...Should give you an idea...

I liked it, but I after a while I wanted to get the Cervini's cowl hood to replace the ram air hood. I think it will look great with the stock bumper. The cervini's stalker bumper was a little deformed where the air dam is.

I've had the cowl on my LX for several years and it's great. Went on with the original hardware and it came out beautiful. Here's an old pic:

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Thanks,

I've decided to go with it. Now if I can just convince the insurance company...

Ali

It's not the ins co but a body shop that will be able to do it for you...Most will say no and some yes. If your ins. co will let you find your own body shop, then you shouldn't have a problem...same thing happen to me and I had a good body shop get the hood/bumper for me..

This is true. A Cervini may be cheaper than a new OEM hood, so you might be able to work a deal with the shop to quote you for a new OEM hood, then let them keep the difference between that and the Cervini. That's what I ended up doing.

Joe Calypso Green '93 5.0 LX AOD hatch with a few goodies Black '03 Dakota 5.9 R/T CC

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