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Harwood Industries is the most respected name in fiberglass, offering hoods, scoops, front ends, doors and more for models including Camaro, Mustang, Ford trucks, Chevy trucks and more!

Welcome to Harwood For over 45 years Harwood has been the leader in new product design and innovation for the racing and street performance industry. Every part manufactured by Harwood is built exclusively in our 6 acre facility by experienced composite technicians who take pride in their work and appreciate seeing the final results of their efforts on a customer's car. Harwood's Street and ...

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Address Harwood Industries, Inc. P.O. Box 611 22667 FM 15 Troup, TX 75789

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Harwood does not warrant products which have been (1) subject to abuse, misuse, neglect, accident, improper installation or adjustment, dirt, contaminants or corrosion; (2) installed by a non-qualified individual (s); (3) modified or altered outside of factory specifications; (4) used in any other application than recommended in Harwood’s ...

Explore Harwood Industries' gallery showcasing high-quality fiberglass auto parts for various vehicles, known for their durability and precision craftsmanship.

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As the investigation into Return to Nature Funeral Home and its owners Jon and Carie Hallford drags on, local funeral directors are confident that the combination of common practices and future ...

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