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I'm selling my Goodmark steel cowl induction hood for the 99-02 Silverado. It's painted GM dark red carmine metallic. Hood is in great shape with no dents or rust. It fit perfectly on my 2002. I bought the hood new in 2004.

 

I would like to get $300 for it and would prefer to have it picked up and not shipped. I'm just a few miles north of Fort Wayne, IN.

 

If someone is really intersted, I will get some pics up.

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Oh man is that tempting... I just don't have the money. :lol:

 

Free bump, I guess.

I know what you mean... to bad it wasnt Fire Red or Sport Red or what ever its called. :lol:

EDIT: Its Victory Red... duh :dunno:

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Oh man is that tempting... I just don't have the money. :lol:

 

Free bump, I guess. :lol:

 

Find the money dan!

 

the goodmark on my old rig just to give you more to look at :D

 

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paint your upper bumper cover to match while you're at it :lol:

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Oh man is that tempting... I just don't have the money. :lol:

 

Free bump, I guess. :D

 

Find the money dan!

 

the goodmark on my old rig just to give you more to look at :D

 

00silverado.jpg

 

paint your upper bumper cover to match while you're at it :D

 

 

Bumper cap is staying black now that the black flares and LineX are going on. :lol: But that hood... :lol:

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Bumper cap is staying black now that the black flares and LineX are going on. :lol:But that hood... :lol:

 

needs something underneath it to justify it!

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Bumper cap is staying black now that the black flares and LineX are going on. :lol:But that hood... :lol:

 

needs something underneath it to justify it!

 

 

I've got 4.8 liters of pure... Ah, screw it. Yeah, my truck's underpowered. :D

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Bumper cap is staying black now that the black flares and LineX are going on. :lol:But that hood... :lol:

 

needs something underneath it to justify it!

 

 

I've got 4.8 liters of pure... Ah, screw it. Yeah, my truck's underpowered. :lol:

 

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/whipple-sup...tZ1218773563744

 

 

If you wanna pay for my transmission, sure, I'll do it. :D 170K on a 4l60e with a stock motor is risky. :D

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If you wanna pay for my transmission, sure, I'll do it. :lol: 170K on a 4l60e with a stock motor is risky. :lol:

 

I already saved you 3 Grr on the supercharger! Suck it up! :D

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If you wanna pay for my transmission, sure, I'll do it. :D 170K on a 4l60e with a stock motor is risky. :lol:

 

I already saved you 3 Grr on the supercharger! Suck it up! :lol:

 

 

Save me another 3 grand on a transmission, and I might go for it. :lol:

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