1970 – 72 LT-1 Corvette Hood Paint Stencil

GM Was First…
We Were Second… to release a stencil kit in 1988

The 1970 LT-1 Unequal width stripe  paint stencil kit consist:

Left & Right front hood stencils.

Left & Right hood side stencils that extend to the end of the hood.

2- LT-1 decals for hood. 

Included with your stencil kit:

How to sheet.

GM spec. sheet.

PPG paint code sheets.

Application squeegee.

Paint information sheets.

NOTE: The front and side stencils join on the side of the hood in the same place Chevrolet did allowing someone doing a point car to recreate the same misalignment if desired for a concours restoration. One pair of LT-1 hood decals Note: Early  1970 Corvettes up to vin #9590 used the silver/black color format based on the 1970-72 section of the NCRS judging manual.  White/Black LT-1 decal was then introduced. 

Note: “The last un-equal hood stripe now know is on 1970 s/n 15,889 (July 18 build date). The First equal width hood stripe now known is an 1970 s/n 16,448 (July 24 build date).” NCRS Judging Manual.

Note: Reproduced from original unpainted car.

1971-72 LT-1  (Equal width stripe) paint stencil kit consist: 

Left & Right front hood stencils.

Left & Right hood side stencils that extend to the end of the hood.

LT-1 decals for hood. 

Included with your stencil kit:

How to sheet.

GM spec. sheet.

PPG paint code sheets.

Application squeegee.

Paint information sheets.

NOTE: The front and side stencils join on the side of the hood in the same place Chevrolet did allowing someone doing a point car to recreate the same misalignment if desired for a concours restoration. One pair of  White/Black LT-1 hood decals.

Note: Reproduced from original unpainted car.

Our kits were created from  original paint Corvettes in 1989. The stencils are design for ease of application using original body lines for alignment. The front and side stencils join on the side of the hood in the same place Chevrolet did allowing someone doing a point car to recreate the same misalignment if desired for a concours restoration. Plus color photographs of the original hoods showing the misalignment of the factory side stripe. 

Note: Reproduced from original unpainted cars.

What is in a price? Did  you know that factory NOS GM decals are individualy die cut decals. (Top LT-1  decal)

Beware of LT-1 decals (bottom LT-1 decal) that are on a single clear sheet of vinyl. They are not correct for NCRS judging and will cost you points.

1970 – 72 LT-1 HOOD DECALS