That'd be freakin handy... although the stock cutout can be trimmed to DoubleDIN reasonably effectively if you're not wanting to spend. The mid-mount position would be way easier for access though, less drama with clearance on the shifter.
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Sep 11th, 2010
Australian Member
Posts: 4701 From: Sydney Australia Registered: Sep 2004
The first thing on my list was a Widebody badge preferably written signature style like porsche writes Carrera in a puffy decal or badge. Does any car have a widebody badge has anyone seen one or know of one. I know Toyota camry was marketed as a widebody sedan but never had a badge to say. Perhaps someone here makes badges?
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pete 2m4 Member
Posts: 867 From: allentown pa. Registered: May 2009
A dash and console kit that doesn't look like it belongs in a Ferrari. Most of the pre-made ones I've seen look like replicas more than anything else and adapting one from another car to fit the Fiero looks like a major undertaking.
Having said that, some guys have done some beautiful dashes in their cars!
I have 2. What do you think it would take to ship it?
About the gloveboxes....If Carcenomy doesn't bite at one of those or you want to get rid of both of them, PM me and I'll take one off your hands. Name your price!!! Seriously!
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Carcenomy Member
Posts: 1109 From: Invercargill, New Zealand Registered: Jan 2009
I tried to bite but I have a feeling Jarhead's got a bit more going on than I'm privvy to knowing about. Given his nick, I suspect he may not be stateside?
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Vernon8360 Member
Posts: 1106 From: Pittsburgh, PA Registered: Feb 2008
Any details? How did you do this, materials, DIY or did you buy a "kit" somewhere? Looks good and most likely protects the radiator some what. Some info if you please
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Australian Member
Posts: 4701 From: Sydney Australia Registered: Sep 2004
Any details? How did you do this, materials, DIY or did you buy a "kit" somewhere? Looks good and most likely protects the radiator some what. Some info if you please
If we had mustangs camaros here that i could run a measuring tape over i could figure what other cars might be suitable but nothing here has billet grilles that don't obviously belong to that car because they make them for those cars.
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Sep 12th, 2010
Hockaday Member
Posts: 2165 From: Clifton Park, New York, The States. Registered: Sep 2009
as for that double din bezel...should be rather easy to make your own with a piece of plastic or something.
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