Madcurl's Arch Rival !! by exoticse
Started on : 04-07-2005 02:39 AM
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Last post by : Bozzie on 06-13-2013 08:20 PM
normsf Member Posts: 1656 From: mishawaka, In Registered: Oct 2003
Hello, Hey I can answer this, because the first ones had holes on the bottom for the GT ground effects. Now they dont need to fill these holes. Thanks Norm IP: Logged
madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
quote Originally posted by normsf: Hello, Hey I can answer this, because the first ones had holes on the bottom for the GT ground effects. Now they dont need to fill these holes. Thanks Norm
Correct. Thank's Norm. Like everything else on #020, they're several more not-so obvious reasons. The clues are in the thread.IP: Logged
Archie Member Posts: 9093 From: Loves Park, IL Registered: Dec 1999
A few progress pics. These pics are actually a couple of days old. Note that we've finally eliminated that "Hip" look on the rear fenders.IP: Logged
fourpoint9 Member Posts: 1016 From: Seattle, WA, USA Registered: Feb 2004
Like this? or Karl loves it[This message has been edited by fourpoint9 (edited 10-04-2006).]
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madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
quote Originally posted by fourpoint9: Like this? or
OOOOOHHHHHH BABY!!!! I love it! I don't know which one to choose???? Ole' Karl should be proud (The Street's of San Francisco, hehe). Karl loves it[This message has been edited by madcurl (edited 10-04-2006).]
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madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
quote Originally posted by Archie: Note that we've finally eliminated that "Hip" look on the rear fenders.
What is Hip? (Tower of Power, hehe) Great work Archie in eliminating "her" hips.IP: Logged
riley Member Posts: 943 From: Saskatoon, SK, Canada Registered: Feb 2004
quote Originally posted by Archie: A few progress pics. These pics are actually a couple of days old. Note that we've finally eliminated that "Hip" look on the rear fenders.
i can't see the whole picture, could you remove the block spots over the quarter window? IP: Logged
rjblaze Member Posts: 1149 From: Bethlehem, Pa., United States Registered: May 2006
I can't believe it! I have been thinking of a way to blend an regular notchback quarter/sail over an existing quarter/sail along with the Archie's rocker to make my own version of a wide-body......and here it is.....sort of. I got most of it worked out in my head, but one question is how/what is used to bond an existing bumber end to the end of another bumper? Is there a "best" adhesive to use? It looks like you had the same general idea and I love it. You have given me a vision to shoot for. thanks IP: Logged
rjblaze Member Posts: 1149 From: Bethlehem, Pa., United States Registered: May 2006
By the way, I wasn't planning on extending into the door like you did. I want to end at the door like the factory wide-bodies.IP: Logged
Kohburn Member Posts: 7349 From: Lusby, Md Registered: Jul 2003
quote Originally posted by fourpoint9: Like this?
that makes the hood vent more functional (and more modern) - rather than fighting the high pressure zone infront of the windshield (those were called cowl INduction hoods for a reason)IP: Logged
Kohburn Member Posts: 7349 From: Lusby, Md Registered: Jul 2003
wait - so how did someone get a copy of FieRo's center console peices? vsIP: Logged
madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
Please, I need more pictures of Karls nose (the front Fiero nose), hehe.IP: Logged
madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
quote Originally posted by Kohburn: wait - so how did someone get a copy of FieRo's center console peices?
Nope. Wrong choptop.http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/069871-11.html IP: Logged
exoticse Member Posts: 7913 From: Orlando, Fl Registered: Jun 2003
Must be all those HREs that caused the confusion hehehe.IP: Logged
madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
I think the back end now looks too big, hehe.IP: Logged
chopfren-z Member Posts: 124 From: Denver, Co. Registered: Jan 2006
It's looking good!IP: Logged
madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
Hey Archie, I'm being "nosey." Any new pics?IP: Logged
Archie Member Posts: 9093 From: Loves Park, IL Registered: Dec 1999
quote Originally posted by Kohburn: wait - so how did someone get a copy of FieRo's center console peices?
Troy bought those pcs. from him. ArchieIP: Logged
Archie Member Posts: 9093 From: Loves Park, IL Registered: Dec 1999
How about some pictures........ A few pics of part of the interior mockup.....IP: Logged
Archie Member Posts: 9093 From: Loves Park, IL Registered: Dec 1999
More pictures.......... please note, none of these parts are done yet. They are "in process" pictures...... All the fiberglass layup work is done on the rear bumper & it's back on the car...... We also got a long way on designing & modifying the rocker panel.......IP: Logged
Archie Member Posts: 9093 From: Loves Park, IL Registered: Dec 1999
Here's Kris & Rob making a plan for the Fiberglass work for the rocker on Monday....... ArchieIP: Logged
chopfren-z Member Posts: 124 From: Denver, Co. Registered: Jan 2006
Coming along great guys!IP: Logged
exoticse Member Posts: 7913 From: Orlando, Fl Registered: Jun 2003
The car is really starting to take shape. Extremely nice lines. Kris and Rob you guys do excellent work, Archie you are lucky to have those two. I said it before and i'll say it again,...Curly has that magic eye,...before all is said and done,..this car will be another stunner.[This message has been edited by exoticse (edited 10-07-2006).]
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madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
Here, from the "Streets of San Francisco"...I'd say it's looking good.[This message has been edited by madcurl (edited 10-07-2006).]
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madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
quote Originally posted by rjblaze: I can't believe it! I have been thinking of a way to blend an regular notchback quarter/sail over an existing quarter/sail along with the Archie's rocker to make my own version of a wide-body......and here it is.....sort of. I got most of it worked out in my head, but one question is how/what is used to bond an existing bumber end to the end of another bumper? Is there a "best" adhesive to use? It looks like you had the same general idea and I love it. You have given me a vision to shoot for. thanks
Using rivets, fiberglass, and expanding foam sandwitch between the two parts (PG. 7). I'm glad Archie and the Crew are giving you a clear vision to shoot for. Yep. We're on track, hehe. Pipe Dream Reality[This message has been edited by madcurl (edited 10-07-2006).]
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exoticse Member Posts: 7913 From: Orlando, Fl Registered: Jun 2003
Madcurl's # 20 still powdering it's nose. A work in progress.......about to enter the build up phase. This is about to get good ![This message has been edited by exoticse (edited 10-07-2006).]
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chopfren-z Member Posts: 124 From: Denver, Co. Registered: Jan 2006
The Madcurlorghini is looking good.[This message has been edited by chopfren-z (edited 10-07-2006).]
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fourpoint9 Member Posts: 1016 From: Seattle, WA, USA Registered: Feb 2004
Karl says " It's A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE "[This message has been edited by fourpoint9 (edited 10-07-2006).]
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troyboy Member Posts: 1861 From: new york Registered: Sep 2005
"bump" for updateIP: Logged
exoticse Member Posts: 7913 From: Orlando, Fl Registered: Jun 2003
quote Originally posted by troyboy: "bump" for update
i second that. IP: Logged
chopfren-z Member Posts: 124 From: Denver, Co. Registered: Jan 2006
Yes,updates!IP: Logged
AV8DAY Member Posts: 210 From: Wpg, MB. Registered: Aug 2006
Yowzaa, nice ride!IP: Logged
88White3.4GT Member Posts: 1578 From: Hayward, CA Registered: Dec 2003
update for the Bay peeps ... (even though i'm up in wa. ..)IP: Logged
madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
Hey Archie. Did you do the "switcheroo" using Troboy's rims? Did #020 mad-arche's clear? Enquiring minds would like to know and I have a set of 345 awaiting for "Operation: 12-Inch Deep."IP: Logged
Archie Member Posts: 9093 From: Loves Park, IL Registered: Dec 1999
quote Originally posted by madcurl: Hey Archie. Did you do the "switcheroo" using Troboy's rims? Did #020 mad-arche's clear? Enquiring minds would like to know and I have a set of 345 awaiting for "Operation: 12-Inch Deep."
We'll do the switcheroo as soon as we can set your car back on the floor. How about a few pics of the rocker/scoop modifications on the other side of the car? ArchieIP: Logged
madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
quote Originally posted by Archie: How about a few pics of the rocker/scoop modifications on the other side of the car? Archie
I love those sliced "cuts." EXCELLENT!!!!IP: Logged
Archie Member Posts: 9093 From: Loves Park, IL Registered: Dec 1999
flip2CifTheyNotice_(Small).jpg They didn't notice. ArchieIP: Logged
fourpoint9 Member Posts: 1016 From: Seattle, WA, USA Registered: Feb 2004
quote Originally posted by Archie: flip2CifTheyNotice_(Small).jpg They didn't notice. Archie
The Colors should have given it away - the Blue Door side is the driver's side (you flipped the photo) Red Door on the passenger side.IP: Logged
exoticse Member Posts: 7913 From: Orlando, Fl Registered: Jun 2003
A " goodie bag " from Madcurl to Archie. Among the speicial contents, a viper shift bezel, leather boot, G6 vents, Dakota Digital gauge, and Watson's cup holders. All the items being worked into choptop #20.IP: Logged
madcurl Member Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
Mo goodies ordered for #020 chopper.IP: Logged