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exoticse
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APR 10, 03:26 PM
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Nice !
Randye, good to see you back in action. There is always something to do to improve these cars, although yours is pretty darn good already.
The nose is going to look awesome, can't wait to see it.
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randye
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APR 10, 03:30 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by doublec4:
Good to see you haven't lost interest in it. I've always thought this was one of the cleanest cars on the forum here. The paint is stunning as well. I definitely like the smoked turn signals better. Good choice. |
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Thanks for the compliments!
The poor car isn't so *clean* right now. It has about 5mm of dust all over it from just sitting in the garage without the car cover on it. Nothing a good bath and some polishing won't fix quickly though.
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randye
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APR 10, 03:35 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by exoticse:
Nice !
Randye, good to see you back in action. There is always something to do to improve these cars, although yours is pretty darn good already.
The nose is going to look awesome, can't wait to see it. |
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Thanks Tony. I'm anxious to see your chop top too. I don't know that I could ever get the courage up to chop Tangerine Dream, but THAT would be "interesting" wouldn't it?
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Bloozberry
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APR 10, 06:51 PM
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Looks great to me too (although I may be biased towards anything looking like a 355). Tell me, what are those turn signal lights from originally? I'm looking for some for my project car since the ones that came with the kit were amateurishly poured with too much color and lots of bubbles in the acrylic. Oh, and didn't come with reflectors either.
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randye
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APR 10, 09:05 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Bloozberry:
Looks great to me too (although I may be biased towards anything looking like a 355). Tell me, what are those turn signal lights from originally? I'm looking for some for my project car since the ones that came with the kit were amateurishly poured with too much color and lots of bubbles in the acrylic. Oh, and didn't come with reflectors either. |
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Jeep Liberty front bumper turn signals.
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Bridgetown
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APR 10, 11:02 PM
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Randye, Just a heads up, my signal lights fit into the libery light sockets with no modification, takes a bit of fussing, but they fit and lock in good and solid. Looks familiar.
 Glad to see you back in the garage!
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randye
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APR 11, 04:38 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Bridgetown:
Randye, Just a heads up, my signal lights fit into the libery light sockets with no modification, takes a bit of fussing, but they fit and lock in good and solid. Looks familiar. Glad to see you back in the garage! |
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What a beauiful GT!! It looks almost like an "albino twin" to my car. 
Thank you for the heads-up on the front signal lights. I had noticed that the openings in the new light housings looked like they might accept the Fiero sockets, but had not tried them yet. I'm only left wondering what you might have done for the smaller socket and bulb in the Jeep Liberty light housing? It looks to be the same or similar to the original Fiero side marker light socket.... Did you leave it empty or did you wire in another light somehow?
I'm sure I'll have a few more questions for you before I finally get this nose mounted on the car. While Rob Amida's products are fantastic quality, I've unfortunately found his instructions he included to be lacking in clarity  [This message has been edited by randye (edited 04-11-2011).]
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joesfiero
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APR 13, 04:10 PM
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Good to see you getting back into the game Randy. We need to get together to get some photos of our cars, I am curious to see how close our oranges are. I know yours is a pearl and mines just base/clear but colorwise I think they are fairly close.
Its funny, before I ever knew of your car I wanted to paint mine yellow. Now I fell in love with the bright orange but didn't want to "copy" yours and Im very pleased with the way mine turned out.
-Joe
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randye
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APR 13, 11:09 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by joesfiero:
Good to see you getting back into the game Randy. We need to get together to get some photos of our cars, I am curious to see how close our oranges are. I know yours is a pearl and mines just base/clear but colorwise I think they are fairly close.
Its funny, before I ever knew of your car I wanted to paint mine yellow. Now I fell in love with the bright orange but didn't want to "copy" yours and Im very pleased with the way mine turned out.
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Lets do it! A nice photo session might be good.
We also need to discuss a much needed swap for my car. If i can swing the funds, i am ready to copy YOUR car
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Bridgetown
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APR 14, 05:22 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by randye:
What a beauiful GT!! It looks almost like an "albino twin" to my car. 
Thank you for the heads-up on the front signal lights. I had noticed that the openings in the new light housings looked like they might accept the Fiero sockets, but had not tried them yet. I'm only left wondering what you might have done for the smaller socket and bulb in the Jeep Liberty light housing? It looks to be the same or similar to the original Fiero side marker light socket.... Did you leave it empty or did you wire in another light somehow?
I'm sure I'll have a few more questions for you before I finally get this nose mounted on the car. While Rob Amida's products are fantastic quality, I've unfortunately found his instructions he included to be lacking in clarity 
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My second socket is blank, I just taped over the hole. I like thtat idea of a running light though. It's been over a year since I installed mine, but I'll do my best to answer any questions you have. BTW I love that paint on your car!
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