Notchie to Fastback Coversion - with pics (Page 6/23)
Niterrorz JUN 14, 05:43 PM
well i took off all the bolts you covered in your thread and was lifting up on the notchback clip and my passenger sailpanel shattered into a thousand pieces. its on an 84, so since its already broke i found out there are a few bolts attaching them to the clip. was hoping to save those sail panels for my camaro hatchback coversion but it looks like more fiberglass work is in order.
Boostdreamer JUN 14, 07:46 PM
I think the '84s sail panels were glass. The rest of them were plastic. Going with plastic will save some weight but it's a shame to have lost one of the rare glass panels. Too bad.

Jonathan
Niterrorz JUN 15, 02:55 AM

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Originally posted by Boostdreamer:

I think the '84s sail panels were glass. The rest of them were plastic. Going with plastic will save some weight but it's a shame to have lost one of the rare glass panels. Too bad.

Jonathan



really? your kidding me i thought the shattering of the glass sail panels was some type of foam or pickle extract......
Boostdreamer JUN 15, 09:29 AM

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Originally posted by Niterrorz:


really? your kidding me i thought the shattering of the glass sail panels was some type of foam or pickle extract......



I know that YOU know that they are glass. Many others who read this may not and might have thought you were exaggerating. I was also attempting to be sympathetic to your problem. Apparently, no good deed goes unpunished. Go sweep your driveway.

Jonathan

Niterrorz JUN 15, 01:02 PM
ya i know im just upset that i broke one, if it was plastic no biggie but it was a glass one .... :-( sorry
Boostdreamer JUN 15, 06:07 PM

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Originally posted by Niterrorz:

ya i know im just upset that i broke one, if it was plastic no biggie but it was a glass one .... :-( sorry



Understood. We're cool. If it helps any, I know RobsFieros had a set of the glass ones before his accident. Not sure if they survived the "help" that he received. You should try to contact him.

Jonathan

Fierotoyboy JUN 15, 08:20 PM
I have a glass sail panel, great condition and the frame's good too. It even has the SE logo and I have an '85 SE that needs sails on both sides....

I just wonder if the glass one will fit in an '85 - it has studs in the places where the later cars have clips. Any ideas?

(Sorry to hijack your thread, but the subject of glass sails seemed sort of on-topic). BTW GREAT conversion. I'm not much of a fastback fan, but I do like the "poor man's wide-body" concept; I love the pointy nose of the non-aero cars.

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Niterrorz JUN 15, 11:10 PM
ya i know i dunno if it will fit, i have a set of plastic ones laying around ill have to look.
CrazyDragn JUN 16, 03:51 PM

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Originally posted by Boostdreamer:


Understood. We're cool. If it helps any, I know RobsFieros had a set of the glass ones before his accident. Not sure if they survived the "help" that he received. You should try to contact him.

Jonathan



ROB got more than anyone could imagine, he will never have to work again in his life, however - after how certain people were treated by him after his wreck - I'm not urei woulddo any business with him anymore.
CrazyDragn JUN 16, 03:57 PM

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Originally posted by Fierotoyboy:

I have a glass sail panel, great condition and the frame's good too. It even has the SE logo and I have an '85 SE that needs sails on both sides....

I just wonder if the glass one will fit in an '85 - it has studs in the places where the later cars have clips. Any ideas?

(Sorry to hijack your thread, but the subject of glass sails seemed sort of on-topic). BTW GREAT conversion. I'm not much of a fastback fan, but I do like the "poor man's wide-body" concept; I love the pointy nose of the non-aero cars.




Thnaks man. I think that the 84's were the ONLY year with glass sail panels. I DO KNOW that The Fiero Factory will have them. Hereis their address:
The Fiero Factory
8710B Highway 53
Toney, AL 35773
(256) 420-5391

I thought I covered the part were the sail panels were taken off but thanks for the heads up.