My vote is for the cowl induction. It sucks on what's left of the high-pressure area at the base of the windshield. And acts as a bug deflector.
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You can regain the hood space, and instead of the Firehawk/chicken, use an airbrushed Teal duck.
I showed examples from Bonneville, but not everybody wants a tail-dragger. I expect you'd want to address the departure angle and round off those sharp tips. The main considerations are the curvature and the reasoning behind fences.
For the wheels and tires, I'd look to the hyper-efficient cars like the VW XL-1 and the BMW i3. They use the tallest and narrowest tire possible. Use the wheel offset to flush the tire out to the body side.
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