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FieroGT stretch Concept by Amida
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Originally posted by Mr.PBody:

That 512tr nose is beautiful, are you going to offer it for sale?


That's one of the nose designs I thought of doing after I finish the 355 nose I'm currently working on.

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Originally posted by Austrian Import:


Are you the one that made that cool Notchback with a fastback clip hybrid? I like the look of it.

I think It would be possible to make that rear end look a lot closer to an R8 rear end.
If you have time to doodle again, I always wanted to see what a cross between a Fiero, and an Audi R8, with some Lamborghini Gallardo, and Ferrari (612, maybe) sprinkled in would look like.

Keep up the great work!!!

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Thanks. Which drawing was it? I could whack off the duck tail on my latest Formula drawing, & chisel it like the R8 .



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Originally posted by Amida:

I could whack off the duck tail


Thought you said you DIDN'T have anything against ducks? I knew it! You're a ducksist. Help, help. I'm being oppressed. lol

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Thought you said you DIDN'T have anything against ducks? I knew it! You're a ducksist. Help, help. I'm being oppressed. lol



I knew you'd have something to say about that .
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What about having a larger side scoop? I think the lines of your design are great whether you use the duck tail or not. Everything seems to just flow right.

Edit: Something like this?

The lines of the scoop would work with the horizontal body lines and the lines of the wheel well.
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I actually like the ducktail personally.
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Originally posted by whadeduck:


What about having a larger side scoop? I think the lines of your design are great whether you use the duck tail or not. Everything seems to just flow right.

Edit: Something like this?

The lines of the scoop would work with the horizontal body lines and the lines of the wheel well.


The air scoops can be many different shapes. The large scoop can be split in two as well.


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Originally posted by LeviM:

I actually like the ducktail personally.



Well I chopped off the tail on this next drawing. I thought a GT donor would fit better for this rebody idea. The overall length is shorter than a stock Fiero, yet the wheelbase is 3 inches longer. The GT style quarter glass is the only trait remaining from the '88 Fiero.
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I like both of these designs..

I meant actual real life car. I think it was blue.

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Originally posted by Austrian Import:

I like both of these designs..

I meant actual real life car. I think it was blue.


Notchie & Gt clip...blue?...hmmmm. The only blue one that I can recall is the Plazma .
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Just figured I would add a rendition of your design. Had some time, just wanted to draw.



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Originally posted by FieroGTRwideboby:

Just figured I would add a rendition of your design. Had some time, just wanted to draw.



-Alex


Very nice Alex, Master of the GTRwidebody. I wish I had the skill to draw like that. Maybe I can hand you some 3/4 line drawings & have you finish the shading? I'm liking this last idea alot.

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That shortened nose/rear idea is similar to my concept.
I'm also doing a cradle stretch to give it that short rear / cab-forward look as well.
I'm hoping to start sometime after Christmas. Choptop first, then the stretch.

Keep up the great work!!!!

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Originally posted by SAFASTRO:

That shortened nose/rear idea is similar to my concept.
I'm also doing a cradle stretch to give it that short rear / cab-forward look as well.
I'm hoping to start sometime after Christmas. Choptop first, then the stretch.

Keep up the great work!!!!



That's cool. What is Dubs? Did you start a build thread yet?

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Dubs are rims that are 20" or larger I think, might be 22" or larger. All I know is they are BIG.

The way I stretched my frame is walked through in my build thread in my signature, if it helps.

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Originally posted by HTXtremes:

Dubs are rims that are 20" or larger I think, might be 22" or larger. All I know is they are BIG.

The way I stretched my frame is walked through in my build thread in my signature, if it helps.



HT, you got to change the title of your thread man. I was looking for your f40 thread before but I never would have thought to look in ''88 coupe build' .


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Nice job HTExtreme......I love the build-up!!
I will be starting a build thread after Christmas. I need to finish my S10 project, before I can get the car in the garage. I think my biggest challenge will be shortening the nose. The rad is gonna have to be pushed back, or relocated in the widebody vents. We'll see!!
And yes.....DUBS are 20" rims and bigger.

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Amida,

I will probably have time to draw, send them over...

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Originally posted by FieroGTRwideboby:

Amida,

I will probably have time to draw, send them over...

_Alex


Okay I'll do that. I'd like to try it with 300zx lights which I think will fit perfect for this look.

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Originally posted by FieroGTRwideboby:

Amida,

I will probably have time to draw, send them over...

_Alex



Okay, did a little more tweeking on the GT . Plexi rear hatch has vent louvers , however it may be a smoother look if the louvers were concave/inboard.

Alex, if you have time to add some of your magic go right ahead.

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Larger side intakes .

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about where at in seattle amida?

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I am surprised no one posted this already.... Sorry I am late Mr. Garrison. Naturally I would question where Mr. Hat was, but that would be rude :P.


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Hey Amida, I haven't looked at this in a while - the 300zx tails look great! I do like the smaller side intake, however ... though from a performance standpoint it may have more to offer. I also like the drawings you've done with the rounded rear end (sorry whadeduck ) ... again from a performance standpoint. I bet the ducktail would be great for extreme high-speed performance but personally at least I care more for minimal weight and low polar moment. It's looking awesome, anyway, keep the great work coming.

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Duck-sists! You're all duck-sists I tell you! (sniff sniff) I'll put my duck tail on my car and show all y'all(sniff sniff). Y'all will rue the day you decided to do away with the duck tails. Well! Go ahead! Start rue-ing.

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Originally posted by timwdegner:

Hey Amida, I haven't looked at this in a while - the 300zx tails look great! I do like the smaller side intake, however ... though from a performance standpoint it may have more to offer. I also like the drawings you've done with the rounded rear end (sorry whadeduck ) ... again from a performance standpoint. I bet the ducktail would be great for extreme high-speed performance but personally at least I care more for minimal weight and low polar moment. It's looking awesome, anyway, keep the great work coming.



Timw, the tail lights are actually Capri, and the headlights 300zx . Thanks.
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How about Enzo type scoop treatment ?



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Originally posted by SpeedWorksAutoTuning:

about where at in seattle amida?



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Originally posted by Amida:

How about Enzo type scoop treatment ?




Thats effing sexy...
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Originally posted by Amida:

How about Enzo type scoop treatment ?




I like that. Even though you haven't changed the body really, it kind of throws the rear upward and the cab forward. It doesn't really. But the side scoop design gives that illusion. But it still seems to be missing something on the back.

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the new side scoops work =)
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Originally posted by whadeduck:
still seems to be missing something on the back.


Could add a retractable ducktail spoiler .
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Changed some lines & added front fender vents.

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Putting together another spankin' new interior here. This one is going to be two tone black/beechwood tan which I believe is an '88 GT color.




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looks a bit like the ferrari 360...only better.

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Originally posted by cowan1984:


looks a bit like the ferrari 360...only better.


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A slight variation with rear clam shell deck .

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Things are really chilly outside, it's near freezing. Trying to do more work indoors now. Here's a cool line up of Fi355 console panels, I painted the silver set for my own Formula 88.



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