A history of Skitimes car (Page 19/72)
KissMySSFiero FEB 18, 12:57 PM
as Mr. Harvey would say
"and now you know, the REST of the story"


But, he didn't say that, so you need to tell us more.

Do I have to come out there and break you knee to get you to come out to fierorama again?

skitime FEB 18, 06:37 PM
 
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Originally posted by KissMySSFiero:

as Mr. Harvey would say
"and now you know, the REST of the story"


But, he didn't say that, so you need to tell us more.

Do I have to come out there and break you knee to get you to come out to fierorama again?

No you only have to schedule the show a week earlier.

Just got back from being stuck on the ski trip in Vermont because of the snowstrom. Thanks everyone for the praise of my car. I hope to have time to write more but I leave for another trip to Vermont on Friday so I have to start getting ready for that trip.
stevenrossi FEB 18, 06:56 PM
I just laid my hands on a decent 87GT SBC unfinished project. Now that it's fresh i'm going to do all those cool things you did to your car...not a direct copy but just use them as Idea's. I believe the 2 most importnat parts of your car must be the Paint color and Rim choice...I mean those chrome rims and ruby red paint really call for a good jaw dropping. Awesome stuff Ski...takes passion, time, and the green stuff do to that...Great work

Steve-O

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sdm1964 FEB 22, 02:33 PM
Bravo, Very beautiful car. Your craftsmanship and attention to detail is to be admired by all. I have been converting an 86SE to a Fastback and have to say that your car is EXACTLY what I am trying to create. I have been working on mine for 3 years now. My job, spouse and military obligations keep me quite busy. I plan on painting mine 2003 Dodge Ram Red. I hope that mine turns out half as good as yours.

A bow to one of the fiero masters.

skitime FEB 23, 07:38 PM
 
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Originally posted by sdm1964:

Bravo, Very beautiful car. Your craftsmanship and attention to detail is to be admired by all. I have been converting an 86SE to a Fastback and have to say that your car is EXACTLY what I am trying to create. I have been working on mine for 3 years now. My job, spouse and military obligations keep me quite busy. I plan on painting mine 2003 Dodge Ram Red. I hope that mine turns out half as good as yours.

A bow to one of the fiero masters.

Thanks very much and to you too Steve-O. I finally got back from Vermont skiing so perhaps I can add to the tread very soon.
Raydar FEB 23, 11:00 PM
Jeesh. Over the past months, every once in a while I'd log on and see another mod that Ski had done to his car.
And I'd always say "Yeah. That looks cool."
Only because you made it look so easy!
While all the mods you have done are first rate, and have made your car one of the nicest examples anywhere, this thread makes me truly appreciate all the skill, craftsmanship, and hard work that went into its creation. And you even took the time to document it. Everybody always says "I intend to take lots of pics!" But very few do.
Thanks! Two thumbs up.

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Raydar

88 3.4 coupe. In progress.

Out of my mind. Back in 30 minutes.

FieroHarry FEB 23, 11:56 PM
You did a great job Ski!
I really love the way you did the engine and wiring

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Wipe0ut FEB 24, 12:09 AM
I'm speechless. I didn't know this was the "how to make the perfect car" thread.

I saved all your pictures, zipped them, and uploaded them, in case anybody wants to get all the pictures of your beautiful car in one file.
http://www.teamcaf.org/stuff/skitime.zip

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JacobHaley MAR 13, 02:49 PM
 
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Originally posted by skitime:

Yes, I still have several mods to go in the story. I am leaving for Vermont for 4 days so The thread will have to wait till I get back. Sorry to hold it up.

Any chance we can get the rest of the story?
skitime MAR 13, 03:00 PM
Well guess what I am leaving for Vermont tomorrow so I will have to wait again. I will finish it.