A look at 11 classic cars where hood scoops weren’t just for show but added real muscle to already iconic designs from the ...

The original "Screaming Chicken" design was about 12 inches wide, made to wrap around the Trans Am's reverse-facing ... Last on our list is the Plymouth Air Grabber hood scoop, which was an ...

Transmission: Race-ready 727 with a reverse ... Original '63 Plymouth two-door sedan unibody restored by Scott Tiemann at Super Car Specialties, Portland, Michigan. Original hood scoop replaced ...

In addition to the six vents places along the Viper ACR's massive hood, there's a singular ... name—that award goes to the Plymouth Road Runner. Its scoop isn't nearly as big, but it's still ...

To the uninitiated, an air scoop on the hood of a muscle car may seem like a senseless, tasteless add-on, or even a now-useless relic of a bygone era. To others it's perceived as a lifeline to ...

A hood with cowl induction appears to have a reverse scoop, with the intake facing towards the windshield. While this may seem counterintuitive, a true cowl induction scoop uses a cowl vent to ...

The Street Hemi saw its first application in 1966, with 2,714 big-blocks distributed unevenly (some would say unfairly) between the Plymouth ... the hood with a functional air scoop.