http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-...6-W0QQAdIdZ149343506

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1986 GT Fiero Owner & Enthusiast
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thats actually kinda interesting, i haven't seen any bricklin kits before..i can't remember who came first, bricklin or delorean? i know one wanted to build their car in corilation with the other and use some of the same basic plans..

Bricklin came first... man I have never seen a kit like that. Kinda weird why would you want a 1985 to look like the Bricklin from the 70s?

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I for one love bricklins. But this looks nothing like one. The front...ok a little bit.

that thing is horrendous

i would like to make a set of gullwing doors for a fiero if i ever get another hardtop. i like the look of the gullwing door and think it's just cool. i'd leave the Fiero body mostly stock though.

That's the kind of car that gives Kit Cars a bad name. Nice prop rod to hold the door up. I wonder how hard it is to raise up and down?

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It's guilty of not looking like all the rest? I like it.

Well I, for one, think the gull wing doors are innovative. Who else has installed gull wing doors on a Fiero?

But go ahead, keep trashing away.

I'd drive it. Everyday. For the same reason weaselbeak likes it. It's different, either love it or hate, there is no in between. Thumbsup or the bird, take your pick.... I love it.

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Just my .02 cents, but,

Turning a Fiero into a Bricklin clone is like painting it ugly.

Arn

i think its a neat idea... fieros are rare, but how often do you see a bricklin?

From the looks of it, they used real Bricklin body panels. Looks ok, except for the rear end.

http://www.nashnut.com/arch...waynes75bricklin.jpg
http://www.nashnut.com/arch...s75bricklin-rear.jpg

I wonder how heavy the doors are...

The Bricklin had electric doors that opened and closed with the push of a button... this ones doesn't appear to have this function.

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1986 GT Fiero Owner & Enthusiast
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I really like the Gull-wing doors idea, I had wanted to that to my Fiero before I decided I wouldn't have felt it was safe.

Nobody looked at the price?!?!?!?

I'm in.

quote Originally posted by 30+mpg: Nobody looked at the price?!?!?!? I'm in.

HOW DID WE ALL MISS THAT!?!

Just my taste, but I always thought Bricklin was uglier than an AMC Pacer, but thats me. I wouldnt want a mint original one, much less make a replica (that dont look like it anyway)

The gull wing doors were the only thing I like about the Bricklin and the Delorean.
The 1977 Aero Vette concept car had the coolest articulated gullwing doors of all time though.
http://www.motortrend.com/c...1977_aero_vette.html

quote Originally posted by gem1138: http://www.motortrend.com/c...1977_aero_vette.html

wow!

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1986 GT Fiero Owner & Enthusiast
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quote Originally posted by 30+mpg: Nobody looked at the price?!?!?!? I'm in.

Misprint im sure.

And it looks too much like a kit to me to be appealing.

quote Originally posted by FIER086: Bricklin came first... man I have never seen a kit like that. Kinda weird why would you want a 1985 to look like the Bricklin from the 70s?

A buddy of mine has a 1978 Pantera GTS with the Wing installed. That car looks way cooler than any fiero I have ever seen.

Heck that car is cooler looking than even a 2010 camaro or Z06 Vette.