TRI-PRO smooth wiper cowl !!!

[Mondo]

Not to take away from TriPros efforts for a metal cowl...
I've had one that's made of fiberglass for a while now. Here's the post of when I first got it and the info (hopefully he's still making them). I think he did it with and without wipers.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=285563

[jb4short]

Originally Posted by Mondo

Not to take away from TriPros efforts for a metal cowl...I've had one that's made of fiberglass for a while now. Here's the post of when I first got it and the info (hopefully he's still making them). I think he did it with and without wipers.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=285563

nooooooooooo.............stop saying that....LOL

At this time there is NO effort being made

[lyrikz]

Originally Posted by Tri-ProAutomotive

nooooooooooo.............stop saying that....LOL

At this time there is NO effort being made

LOL. I lost my lunch on that one...

Maybe just a tiny effort.

[C20-67_N_MO]

Yeah I too would like to have a smooth wiper cowl.

By the time I would pay my body man to fill in the holes, the labor alone will eat up the cost to justiy it.

[sduckworth13]

TTT...lol I guess I'll have make my own. Yes it's a old thread but some guys still want this product I'm sure.
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[ecgate]

I would love to have one.

[sduckworth13]

I am going to give it a shot and make one. They look pretty straight forward and easy to do. I think if a guy doesn't have a welder those fiberglass ones would be a great alternative.
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[ecgate]

Let me know how it turns out. I think the smooth look of those looks sweet. I would like it if they could fill the wiper holes also to make it completely smooth.

[sduckworth13]

I will post it on my build thread I have going. I should have named my build " Yugo" because its going real slow.
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[jmedero]

Justin at Scott's hot rods makes one. I've been talking to him about one for my Burb. His are all metal fitted and contoured piece that you weld in. Ill send him a email to see if he can chime in on here.
Juan
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[sduckworth13]

Cool, I'd like to see those. Thanks for your help.
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[Scottshotrods]

You can send us e-mail at Justin@scottshotrods.com and we send you some pics and pricing on what we can do for you

Justin
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[sduckworth13]

Ok thanks Justin
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[sduckworth13]

Thanks for your help too Justin
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[jmedero]

That's what I'm talking about.
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[Mondo]

This thread popped up in my email... I don't know why you guys are afraid of the fiberglass cowl. Mine still looks as good as new, no stress cracks etc...

Are they not available anymore?

[sduckworth13]

I like the way yours looks Mondo, it looks great no question about it.

[sduckworth13]

Ok, Justin from Scotts Hot Rods just told me he does have the smooth fill panel for the cowls For Sale and they can also install the panel for a extra charge.
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[jmedero]

I've seen a Scott's unit and it's nice. That's the route I'm going.
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[sduckworth13]

If I screw mine up, I am definitely ordering one from them also.
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[29od1]

Anyone have a link for who sells the Triplus smoothed cowl panels?

[jmedero]

I just ordered my shaved panel from Scott's. two options, first ship them my cowl and they will shave it including antenna. Have it metal finished no filler for $400. Or $160 for the filler panel and you weld in. After speaking with him about the panel it's made right. Cut to fit nice and tight, hammered and English wheeled to fit all the contours. I will post up pics when I get it.
Always great service from Justin. Thanks again.
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[sduckworth13]

Cool, thanks.
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[jmedero]

Got my panel in. Take a look.

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=566480
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