Hey Aus,
I remember about a year ago you were talking about doing a kit to make your Fiero look like the 1990. You had a pretty good plan too. If I remember correctly it was going to be like 8 pieces to make it look right.

Well now that we have litterly tons of pics of this car, is there any chance youw ill be makeing this kit in the future?

I sure would love to see it.

Randy

I'll second that! But I wonder how much shipping would be for a body kit from the other side of the planet?

Who took the measurements? They get their film developed yet?

If Aus hadn't been ripped off multiple times for Fiero stuff he happily made and sold, I imagine he'd be happy to try his hand at it like he discussed last year...

As it is, from what I heard, he had to take out a second mortgage on his house to make up for the financial 'screwings' he got. Nice, hey?

If I heard wrong, Aus, by all means, please correct me... apologies if I'm speaking out of turn as well.

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1988 Red Fiero Formula
- 1st Place - Stock Coupe - FOCOSEVA 2000
- 3rd Place - Stock Formula - FOCOA Nat'l 2001
- Class Winner - 1982 to Present - Tarheel Tigers All-Pontiac Show 2001
- Class Winner - Fiero: All Years - Tarheel Tigers All-Pontiac Show 2002
(hopefully to be a convertable soon)

If he makes it, we shouldn't make it fully the same, cause there are some areas that are pretty sucky. The front end is great, and so is the idea for the black fastback. But the whole thing shouldn't lift up, and it should be one decklid. So make the fastback stay in one spot, then make the decklid one piece, but keep the smaller trunk, or keep it larger if you like. The interior would be great, but should be a little more updated too.

Make this one

[This message has been edited by Jake_Dragon (edited 07-21-2003).]

i would imagine shipping of a full bodu from Austrailia would rape you. It expenisve already just to hve a kit shipped from another state.

but IF anything like this did happen, id say try to make it affordable somewhat and builder-friendly. Should be too hard, i mean your building a Fiero on a Fiero You could re-use the stock hood, roof, all glass and stuff like that. and the deck should remain all one piece. That would save on having to find some way to hinge the lid, materials and it would just be plain easier.

It would be cool to make it as long as the protoype's over hangs, then we could have some extra trunk space (like an extra bin added as in the build video) but its not necessary

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--Adam--
1987 Blue GT 5-speed
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