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Air grabber

Jaymarr65

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Hello guys, can you tell me what determines the blackout behind the Air grabber hood? My hood and bubble are at the body shop and I don't know if I should leave it the color of the hood like some RR or black it out. My car is a 1972 RR , the color is red. Thanks

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The area behind the air grabber bubble would be blacked out if the car has the V21 performance hood paint option. Otherwise, it would be body color.
 
The area behind the air grabber bubble would be blacked out if the car has the V21 performance hood paint option. Otherwise, it would be body color.
Which way do you think it looks better ? My car is not and original AG car just the call outs.
 
Personally, I like the V21 look. It looks "complete" to me. Just my opinion.
I think I'm going to go with the way it should be , no blackout. I have about a week to make my mind up. Lol. Thanks again
 
I take it you do not have original paint or any hint of how it was built? If not I believe the safest bet is no blackout behind the bubble.
 
I take it you do not have original paint or any hint of how it was built? If not I believe the safest bet is no blackout behind the bubble.
My car is a pretty correct car,#'s matching, 400 4spd bench seat, rallye red but someone did a repaint and it not exactly rallye red anymore more orangey red . Non AG car that I'm converting to an AG. The car has everything the fender tag says it should have but I couldn't find broadcast sheet.
 
Thank you everyone for your help.
 
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