
 |
| We Build a Perfect Union (Page 71/309) |
|
fourpoint9
|
JAN 31, 12:09 AM
|
|
|
|
fourpoint9
|
JAN 31, 12:28 AM
|
|
| quote | Originally posted by troyboy:
Wow a lot of great ideas!!
how about this:

I still like the stripe idea |
|

Quicker to do it with the template I already had made. Might need to tweek it, could be darker. That's all I have time for tonight.
|
|
|
troyboy
|
JAN 31, 01:39 AM
|
|
| quote | Originally posted by fourpoint9:

Quicker to do it with the template I already had made. Might need to tweek it, could be darker. That's all I have time for tonight. |
|
Thanks this could be a option looks more aggressive and less "look at me"
|
|
|
Alex4mula
|
JAN 31, 09:34 AM
|
|
| quote | Originally posted by fourpoint9:

|
|
I like this one too. Hey Troy, with that "look at me" bodywork now you are now afraid of a "look at me" paint?? Go for it!
|
|
|
DandRauto
|
JAN 31, 11:36 AM
|
|
I would like to comment on the car and paint.
1st., (Fourpoints9) I think that you really have some good creative talent. I like both the white over orange and black over silver designs. In fact, I love the Black over Silver one the best with the orange stripes.
The customized car body work looks great, a head turner. Nice work for all. Archie the cars get better looking all the time.
But I don’t think that these paint and body work goes together. The paint accentuates the wedge look of the Fiero with straight lines. Kind of like a flying wedge shape. But the new body works breaks with the stock look with new curves and shapes. So I think that while the paint schemes are nice that ones that would accentuates these new shapes and curve would be better. Just my opinion
Everyone keep up the good work. PFF and Fiero people are real creative.[This message has been edited by DandRauto (edited 01-31-2007).]
|
|
|
Archie
|
FEB 02, 01:29 PM
|
|
A few updates.
As many know we are working on a new decklid for the Perfect Union. We decided to build a new decklid rather than reworking the old one. Troy obtained a new louvered section to cover the engine area like we had done on the other decklid. You may recall the first one we installed was real thin & we had to do a bunch of glass work to thicken it up & get the warps out. He got this one from another supplier & it was plenty thick but it was warped quite a bit.





We tried heat & "C" clamps to try to straighten it out but the glass was just too thick & it had "memory" so we had to thin the fiberglass in certain areas to get it to fles enough to conform to the decklid. After we get it to lay flat & get it glassed in we'll build up the areas where we ground & sanded it thinner.



...............
|
|
|
Archie
|
FEB 02, 01:43 PM
|
|
|
|
troyboy
|
FEB 02, 09:38 PM
|
|
|
Looks good Archie, the lines are flowing nicely.
|
|
|
lovethemPF
|
FEB 03, 07:10 PM
|
|
|
Hello everyone...new member and first post from a long time Fiero lover. I think im just as addicted to these threads as i am the car! I love this forum. Now, I'd like to make a couple comments. Earlier in the thread there was some debate about ride height of this IMSA. I thought about it for awhile and realized these pictures probably do little justice for the car. Most of the pics are of the car by itself for the most part and i believe if someone were standing right next to it in one of those"down to the ground" pics you might notice the body begins at about the guys Nike Swoosh. Also, does anyone here ever slam their face to the pavement sideways to look at a car? This Fiero is BEAUTIFUL! I'm officially jealous. By the way...has anyone ever swapped a japanese motor into their Fiero?
|
|
|
madcurl
|
FEB 03, 08:21 PM
|
|
| quote | Originally posted by lovethemPF:
Hello everyone...new member and first post from a long time Fiero lover. By the way...has anyone ever swapped a japanese motor into their Fiero? |
|

------------------
"Anyone can make a copy of something, it may look good but it ever is the real car. Make something from your imagination, something unique, something nobody has, anything is possible and, ideas can be a reality."
|
|

 |