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

Speaking of extremes, the massive blower popping out of the hood adds ... cementing the C3 Corvette’s high-performance attitude. “Trying the Garlits Streetcatcher scoop with Barndoor ...

The C3 Convertible was built by Fastlane in Houston and also features upgraded brakes and suspension, along with power seats sourced from the ZR1. A cool touch is the ZR1-like window on the hood ...

Produced between the 1968 and 1982 model years, the third-generation C3 Chevy Corvette is instantly recognizable thanks to its pronounced fender arches, long hood line, and short tail section.

"The shark in the mural represents the '80 Corvette shark," Deguara says. "I also added a bonnet scoop of my own choosing." Deguara envisioned abundant health and beauty for his C3, so he replaced ...

It features the complete chassis and running gear from a C6 Corvette, with the body from a C3. Under the hood sits an LS3 6.2-liter V-8, which drives the rear wheels through a 6L80 6-speed ...

The Chevy Corvette has ... didn't exist. The C3, on the other hand, became a muscle car seemingly overnight, and the addition of a huge 427 cubic inch V8 under the hood sealed the deal.

C3 Corvettes are no exception ... When Chevrolet changed the Corvette's hood for 1973, eliminating the concealed windshield wiper cowl door, changes were made to the vacuum system, which remained ...