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exoticse MAY 17, 05:16 PM
Some neat ideas here

http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/059432.html

and here

http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/061918.html

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BV MotorSports MAY 17, 07:27 PM
LOL Yeah the G35 way to round for our cars. I would of looked at a 300ZX or better yet, a 3KGT as a donor. Looking good though, good call on getting rid of all the crap in the lower center.

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Whodeanie built 1988 Fiero GT, loaded, 14k original miles, F23, built L67 swap, ST2 cam and matching valvetrain, PT67 bb turbo, w2a charge-cooled ----400-500whp?????? More mods when I get it back (interior, suspension, lighting etc). Stay tuned!
1987 Fiero GT Road Racer. 1st documented 3.4TDC swap- built in 1994. 5MT Isuzu, Quaife prototype LSD, HT Tubular A-arms, Fully poly & Heim jointed suspension, Custom 3 way adjustible sway bars, HT Bump Steer kit, Koin's, 320# springs, GA brakes, ZEX N20 and more! Under full restoration.
2007 Toyota Tacoma Double cab Prerunner SR5 Stock, and staying that way.
2009 KTM 250SX motocross bike. Modded and fun as hell!

madcurl MAY 17, 07:31 PM
I vote that this thread should be in the construction zone.
BV MotorSports MAY 17, 08:12 PM
LOL all full builds should be, but I agree!

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Whodeanie built 1988 Fiero GT, loaded, 14k original miles, F23, built L67 swap, ST2 cam and matching valvetrain, PT67 bb turbo, w2a charge-cooled ----400-500whp?????? More mods when I get it back (interior, suspension, lighting etc). Stay tuned!
1987 Fiero GT Road Racer. 1st documented 3.4TDC swap- built in 1994. 5MT Isuzu, Quaife prototype LSD, HT Tubular A-arms, Fully poly & Heim jointed suspension, Custom 3 way adjustible sway bars, HT Bump Steer kit, Koin's, 320# springs, GA brakes, ZEX N20 and more! Under full restoration.
2007 Toyota Tacoma Double cab Prerunner SR5 Stock, and staying that way.
2009 KTM 250SX motocross bike. Modded and fun as hell!

Amida MAY 20, 12:59 PM

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Originally posted by Bozzie:


Framing and getting the location of the center part of the diffuser, not sure if the exhaust will exit here or on each side of the plate yet. Now about 4 week into this bumper.



A ton of work...I know. At some point you'll wonder if it wouldn't have been better to just start from scratch with a foam plug.

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Bozzie MAY 29, 12:12 PM

Fresh outside summer pic




Cooper lights installed



Rear is coming along...SLOW but sure !!

85LAMB MAY 29, 07:55 PM
Wow !!!
That is a LOT of work...

a couple of questions:

How big are the rear tires ? they look nice

How come you decided to go with out a rear reinforcement bar ?

Why did you fiberglass the bumpers to the body ?

the reason I ask, is because I deal w/ auto accidents,
I would be afraid that if anything even minor happen,
It would be a lot more work to repair, specially on the rear w/out a reinforcement bar.
exoticse MAY 29, 10:12 PM

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Originally posted by 85LAMB:

Why did you fiberglass the bumpers to the body ?

the reason I ask, is because I deal w/ auto accidents,
I would be afraid that if anything even minor happen,
It would be a lot more work to repair.



I thought the exact same thing when i saw that, granted it does look pretty good that way, but man even a minor mishap and you are in for some serious rework.
Bozzie MAY 31, 09:54 AM
The Rear tires are 255 35 18's on 9" wide wheels. I decided to bond all the seams together for a smooth look. I knew if something ever happened it might be alittle more work because of this but i think the body will spend more time in one piece than in a accident. If a accident happens then i'll deal with it. I built this car from the inside out so i know how to put it back together. Manufacutures make it easier for body guys for insuranse purposes but this is a one off car, not mass produced, by me anyway !! LOL. Im building this for me, not for anyone else and i'll spend the extra few hours on it if there is a bender to put it back rather than have hidious body lines everywhere. Course.....thats my opinion
exoticse MAY 31, 11:00 AM


Hey bozzie the car looks great, and that extra detail of eliminating the lines just makes it pop that much more.