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Newbfiero APR 18, 10:07 PM
Cool and good luck of finding work thats if you get out of the house to look jk lol
Custom2M4 APR 19, 01:17 PM
Well I have had some progress on the car...... But I won't be continuing this build.....

Too many people find what I am doing humorous. So I am going to take a break from forums. Maybe I'll send madcurl a couple pictures to post when its done.

It was fun. Bye guys!

Sincerely,
Your friend, Chase.

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Newbfiero APR 19, 05:08 PM
Sorry to hear 2m4 ..But was a good tread while lasted I enjoy it ..Take care and hope it turn out to what you want whit the fiero ..Rob
86fierofun MAY 18, 04:17 PM
bump.... change of heart?
exoticse MAY 18, 04:44 PM
Custom if you see this check your PM, i had a question for you.

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Custom2M4 MAY 18, 06:30 PM

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Originally posted by 86fierofun:

bump.... change of heart?



I have done some work on my own car, yes. I am not really wanting to post pictures just yet. But I have been looking at the forum.. damn this place.. Addicting.


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Originally posted by exoticse:

Custom if you see this check your PM, i had a question for you.




Saw, replied. What you were refering to was a friends car that I am doing body work for. Yet another fiero in my garage. Cardomain screwed up a little bit because I had deleted those pictures originally in this thread, and uploaded new ones. So what you saw wasn't exactly what was there... lol






A friend Olaf's car. 86GT
Custom2M4 MAY 18, 06:33 PM







The blue spoiler posted on the car was actually my spoiler going on my car. Its a VEILSIDE wing. I just put it on his to see what it would look like on a fastback.

Before someone asks.. yes the pink panels are all piled up waiting for me to lay glass on the rest of them. :P I found a good method of keeping them from melting. Its coming along well.

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86fierofun MAY 18, 08:13 PM
neato!
GDS-1 MAY 19, 12:24 AM
I've been reading this thread, so I have a question: How do you take off the door panel without pulling the door?
Custom2M4 MAY 19, 02:57 PM

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Originally posted by GDS-1:

I've been reading this thread, so I have a question: How do you take off the door panel without pulling the door?



Start with the interior, remove the 2 screws (Philips) holding the trim plate over the handle, pull up on the lock cover it will come off, take off the trim (inner door panel black trim plate), then remove the 3 screws (Philips) holding on the arm rest, take that off, take some scissors / screwdriver along the edges of the interior panel and find all the mounting tabs.. (I say scissors because if you don't have the tool its easy not to break the tabs, one prong on eachside and pop them out)

Once that is done you need to disconnect the mirror so roll the window down all the way and remove the two felt / rubber strips (weather seals) on the inside of the door (Philips), one is screwed in, the other is just pressed on. Then you have the corner pieces that are held on my 3 (Philips) screws, they will look like rubber guards, sort of triangluar. When those are off you should be able to see the studs and nuts on the mirror. Use a 10mm socket and take your time. loosen one, then the other, and go back and forth, if you loosen one too much you wont be able to get your socket out before finishing and you'll have to start over. You'll understand when you get to that point. Then comes the disconnection of the door handle, some people don't do this, as the bar comes with the handle some times, but I still disconnect the little plastic retainer that holds on the bar.

Then take off the outer trim along the door skin with a screwdriver lightly not breaking the clips, there is one screw close to the middle that you need to remove (7mm), along the door jam on the lip of the door there are what look like rubber screws all the way around, should be 3 on each side (Philips if its an 84, or a 30torx if its 85+) Note that 84 doors are different then 85's (I'll explain in a bit why), Once those are off there should be 5-6 rubber rivits on the bottom of the door, remove those (pop in the middle and pry them from the door, pretty easy).

After all that if you have an 84, your door panel will be held on by plastic screws that can be pulled straight off. If you have an 85+ there is a lip at the top of the door that holds it in place, just lift up on the door panel towards the window and it will come loose.

That should about sum it up in as much detail as I can give. If you have anymore questions don't feel bad about asking.

Chase.