check out my fiero shed by fierodustin
Started on : 05-24-2010 01:45 PM Replies : 9 Last post by : SMTHGT on 05-25-2010 08:57 AM
May 24th, 2010
fierodustin Member Posts: 217
I welded a 13' piece of steel to some rear Fiero hubs and used the Fiero wheels to move my shed closer to my shop. Now I can fill it with all kinds of Fiero goodies.. ha ha hope you injoy as much as I did.
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01:45 PM
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jokerb90 Member Posts: 366
looks like a notch back from here.
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02:02 PM
Tony Kania Member Posts: 20794
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I am assuming that is stock height? There was no mention of a lowering kit? I see that you removed the rear wing.
Nice look...
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03:43 PM
Hockaday Member Posts: 2165
was hoping you welded the front and rear end of a fiero on haha
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03:47 PM
fierodustin Member Posts: 217
I almost put a fender over the wheel to protect the stain on my shed during its high speed relocation. Plus I would look a lot better.
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03:52 PM
ltlfrari Member Posts: 5341
Put a wheel on the front and call it a Fiero trike!
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05:34 PM
Marko Member Posts: 618
Kind of reminds me of the advertising campaigns in the late 1970's for the Triumph TR-7.
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07:24 PM
Gokart Mozart Member Posts: 12143
Be careful, the door might open at 120.
feet away, that is
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07:55 PM
May 25th, 2010
blackrams Member Posts: 30128
I want one!
Ron
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08:41 AM
SMTHGT Member Posts: 1075
That would be the easiest choptop ever... NO side window issue...
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08:57 AM
Nice look...
