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Amida
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FEB 27, 02:40 PM
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This is what I had in mind for the coupe from my previous drawing. It's a stock '85GT with some bodyline modifications. In addition the drivetrain/cradle is shifted 3" back and a new curved windshield is added. My design goal is to give it a slightly modified look while maintaining a stock factory appearance.
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Custom2M4
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FEB 27, 03:04 PM
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Personally I'd say the rear looks a little funny now.. maybe if you lengthened the rear bumper a few more inches it would look about right.. and you missed the tail lights :P.
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rogergarrison
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FEB 27, 03:09 PM
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There is a factory prototype of a 4 seater. It was at the 20th Anniverary show. It was also silver. I would have bought one for sure. I dont have the pics anymore, but sure someone here has one.
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Amida
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FEB 27, 06:12 PM
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That would be interesting to see. Hopefully someone can post some pics.
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Amida
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FEB 27, 07:18 PM
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quote | Originally posted by Custom2M4: Personally I'd say the rear looks a little funny now.. maybe if you lengthened the rear bumper a few more inches it would look about right.. and you missed the tail lights :P. |
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It does look funny. This time I put the stock rear bumper pad back in the photo. Not bad.
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Asterix
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FEB 27, 07:45 PM
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Two more photos of my model built in 1989 of '85 GT 4-seater. No Photoshop involved.
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Amida
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FEB 27, 08:09 PM
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That's cool. It reminds me of a Ferrari 400i, or a stretch limo.
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Amida
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FEB 27, 10:34 PM
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quote | Originally posted by timwdegner: The very front looks nice with the nose slanting down more; I'd vote for keeping the lines the same between the front wheels and the windshield, though. Really like the ideas for the back (notchy too!). Don't stop now—this is neat!
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Continuing on the fastback I removed the hot air outlets behind the front wheels, and lowered the back of the roof for a more teardrop shape. Reshaped the rear QTR glass to more resemble the stock Fiero glass. Does this need a rear wing also? [This message has been edited by Amida (edited 02-27-2006).]
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crzyone
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FEB 28, 01:45 AM
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Hmmmm So many possibilities with that stretch. An aluminum 2.7L dohc engine and transmission out of an Dodge Intrepid would be cool in there, twin turbos. Its a longitudinal engine/trani combo which is also FWD, would fit perfectly. Would also be perfectly centered in the engine bay and wouldn't hurt the weight bias one bit.
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86GT3.4DOHC
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FEB 28, 01:56 AM
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Unfortunately you would have the cronic tranny and engine mount problems found in the dodge applications, lol. As far as a stretched Fiero, I took this pic last summer of a stretched and slammed 88 GT ugh I cant get it to upload, ill post it later
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