http://pisafierohq.com/rebody_kits/scorpion/

othe roption is to make my 84 look like this, anyone every used any of there kits?

cheers

someone did a scarab kit on here...had many fitment issues iirc.

Ok after reading some older posts I dont think I would touch Pisa for a body kit,
So can anyone advise on a company that makes nice body kits at good prices.

I've seen them at some car shows. Most kit car bodies need a lot of finishing work to make them look nice. There was a yellow one at the Pontiac Celebration in Warwick, RI this past September.

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body kits? I believe there is only one body kit and that is the full body kit from archie...he makes a side skirt and intake you can bolt on though...and there are some wider fenders etc but no body kits. just rebodies...

Edit: I remember there is one place that makes body kits...was in a thread awhile back...

quote Originally posted by radar1: Ok after reading some older posts I dont think I would touch Pisa for a body kit, So can anyone advise on a company that makes nice body kits at good prices.

Look here: https://www.fiero.nl/forum/F.../HTML/064001-22.html

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opps I shoudl say Re Bodies not body kits, im after a new body.

quote Originally posted by radar1: opps I shoudl say Re Bodies not body kits, im after a new body.

http://www.gagliardidesign.com/vendettae1.html

no goodi would need to chop the top. i need somthing like pisa kits but not sure about there quality now I read older posts about them

I have never used one of pisa's parts let alone a full body kit, but i do know any fiber glass parts and re bodies in general require fitment to the frame in question which can vary more then you would imagine from car ro car. I would however be annoyed as some have been that they nearly had to re engineer the parts to even make them usable.

http://www.fierofiberglass....20Pages/Lizardo.html

Don't delude yourself. There is no direct bolt on kit. Every body kit you buy will require hundreds of hours work just to fit and line them up. Do no think for a second that any manufacturer can make you a simple to install kit. Prepare to spend hundreds of hours to get it right. I would even bet you couldn't line up another fiero body on another fiero without some modifications as even eurothane warps.
I won't jump on the pisa hate club i think you get what you pay for an unfinished project. I will say ido not attempt to do a kit if you do not have the skills to do it from scratch. I would also also bet that our cars would differ by 1/4 inch at factory let alone 25 years on.

Fino: http://www.v8archie.com/v8Archie/Kit0.htm



Finale: http://www.v8archie.com/v8Archie/Kit2.htm

When working with fiberglass your going to find that unless its something small it is never going to be a "Direct Fit" I've never seen any of the PISA kit's first hand But i have worked with one of there sets of taillights..... I don't really have anything bad to say about them but than again i don't have anything good to say about them. Only advice i can offer is in your Rebody endeavor is to do your homework and do it well. for instance if your going with a stretch project make sure who ever you get to do the stretch does it right. I have heard countless stories of hackjobs and how they cant even drive the car after there done. If your going with a non stretch i would steer away from rebodys that replicate another car because they almost never look right when there done. Personaly the fino or fanalli would be my rout to go.

quote Originally posted by Hockaday: someone did a scarab kit on here...had many fitment issues iirc.

That was me. Maybe I was just unlucky. But the part I received was definitely NOT worth what I paid for it, even after PISA gave me a partial refund (because it was defective, and shipping it back to them would have been expensive). The nose did not fit the Fiero, and was not symmetrical.

If I had a chance to rewind and start over, I'd just buy the fiberglass nose from Dan at FieroFiberglass.com and be happy.

Looked at the phone number for that place and thought it sounded familiar. If you look up the address in GoogleMaps, it's an empty lot now where they're building a 'sky-tram' to the airport.

The property was taken under eminent domain law by the city. We had an AZ Fiero club meeting there as they were packing up to move. I am fairly certain they are set up now at another location.