Can you 3D print…

[blown motor]

Challenger hood scoops? They don't need to be perfect.

[YYZ]

Just pick these ones up

Yes, the scoops could be 3D printed, but they would have to be 3D scanned first or someone would have to have a CAD file of them for you.

Original 1970-74 Dodge Challenger RT hood inserts scoops on Kijiji https://www.kijiji.ca/v-auto-body-parts/guelph/original-1970-74-dodge-challenger-rt-hood-inserts-scoops/1632882516?utm_campaign=socialbuttons&utm_content=app_ios&utm_medium=social&utm_source=sms

[anlauto]

...and when you go to the guy's house, you'll be blown away by his collection of stuff...

[blown motor]

Ya I saw those.

[hanksemenec]

Need a stl file 3D model. Xometry could be a good source for nylon sls printed ones.

[YYZ]

Ya I saw those.

I agree with @anlauto - it's worth the drive to visit the vendor. He's a good guy and a wealth of knowledge on E-bodies and other Mopars.

Plus he has also gotten into mid-century non-automotive collectibles and has some pretty neat pieces.

Kijiji is just the tip of the iceberg.

[JEJJ]

"....- it's worth the drive to visit the vendor. He's a good guy and a wealth of knowledge on E-bodies and other Mopars.

Plus he has also gotten into mid-century non-automotive collectibles and has some pretty neat pieces."

Glenn ?

[anlauto]

"....- it's worth the drive to visit the vendor. He's a good guy and a wealth of knowledge on E-bodies and other Mopars.

Plus he has also gotten into mid-century non-automotive collectibles and has some pretty neat pieces."

Glenn ?

Yes

[Brads70]

I think it's the same guy, Hemiken sent me to years ago to get a tan console from. He had a pile of parts! Lots of B-body stuff too.