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euro notchback taillight kit!!! by ferrari_momo
Started on: 11-04-2001 08:02 PM
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Report this Post11-04-2001 08:02 PM Click Here to See the Profile for ferrari_momoSend a Private Message to ferrari_momoDirect Link to This Post
Hello my fiero friends all over the world,
I am proud to present the newest taillight kit for notch back fieros. The prototype is still under construction. It is at 65 percent completed. So many people were talking about something new for their notch back fieros. The kit will bond to the deck lid. This new and unique product can be found only at The Fibersmith. Make no mistake, this is something that no one has offered before. And make no mistake, this is not a copy of competitors. You are witnessing my work skills. I'd rather be referred as an artist. Production of the kit is expecting to be out in a few months. Careful design is being made. To ensure correct curves that contours to the existing bumper of your car.
I'd like to thank all my customers. Part of the money went into research and development of this project such as materials, tooling, equipment, and etc. Please continue to support www.thefibersmith.com There will be more creative art work and new inventions from The Fibersmith "Kalsmith Art Designs". Previous customers will get discount on products www.thefibersmith.com makes. I am here for you. Let me serve you all. Price on the kit is still being carefully considered. Once agian, thank you all for support. Next piece of art will be hood spoiler/ wing. Another project will be "Kalsmith Art Design" intra-greatest rocker panel scoops. Make no mistake, it will not be a copy of any one. It will be the newest thing for our fiero community. The Fibersmith products will stand alone. So there will be no conflicts with other part makers or venders.
Pictures will be present by JCH82(Josh) one of my prototype installer. Ummm.. as soon as i gets my emails, lol.
sincerely yours,
Pat Jon Kalsmith
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Report this Post11-04-2001 08:27 PM Click Here to See the Profile for TabsSend a Private Message to TabsDirect Link to This Post
Can't wait to see thoses pics

When you say euro do you mean altezza style or euro style like you sell for the fastbacks?

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Report this Post11-04-2001 08:59 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Smoooooth GTSend a Private Message to Smoooooth GTDirect Link to This Post
Pat,
I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed talking to you today on the phone!! Thank's also for telling me how to do the door handles!! *Smoooooth GT* WILL NOW HAVE SHAVED DOOR HANDLES!!! I t will be REALLY Smooooooth now!! Thank's again!!

Everybody need's to really support Pat on his project's,as he is trying to make our Fiero's really stand out!! Steve

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Report this Post11-04-2001 09:23 PM Click Here to See the Profile for PhilphineSend a Private Message to PhilphineDirect Link to This Post
aw man. i hope i can use 'em. the car i wanted them for has a lift off lid. hope we get a look at them soon so i can scheme.
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Report this Post11-04-2001 11:06 PM Click Here to See the Profile for 72vinmanSend a Private Message to 72vinmanDirect Link to This Post
Pat, I hope you don't mind me saying this but,
I have seen some of the pics and this will look very very good.
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Report this Post11-04-2001 11:15 PM Click Here to See the Profile for JncomuttSend a Private Message to JncomuttDirect Link to This Post
that website you posted about 19 times doesn't seem to work for me. Comes up page can't be found...
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Report this Post11-04-2001 11:31 PM Click Here to See the Profile for 84fierotrevorSend a Private Message to 84fierotrevorDirect Link to This Post
same here, It comes up page cannot be displayed.
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Report this Post11-04-2001 11:39 PM Click Here to See the Profile for AgaricXClick Here to visit AgaricX's HomePageSend a Private Message to AgaricXDirect Link to This Post
-Waves checkbook-

Please hurry!! My wife's gonna hide the money!!

BTW - I couldn't get the page to work either...

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Report this Post11-05-2001 02:07 AM Click Here to See the Profile for jch82Send a Private Message to jch82Direct Link to This Post
Okay okay, the pics are finally here. This is the first time tonight I have been able to check my mail...

Such a busy busy day. Anyways, here are the long awaited pics!! They look great!






Remember, these are from The Fibersmith.

Good work Pat!

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Report this Post11-05-2001 02:16 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Brandon86SESend a Private Message to Brandon86SEDirect Link to This Post
Pat, I think you should do another trial car........ namely, mine! Should be great when they're done. I think a wing right on top would help a lot.

Brandon

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Report this Post11-05-2001 02:32 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fieroXSend a Private Message to fieroXDirect Link to This Post
Pat, nice work man, looks like one heck of a project. One thing though from the pics, the lip that comes off the trailing edge looks kind of funny to me, maybe that will change when there is a spoiler on there. Is it possible to round the back edge kind of like what a GT would look like? Keep up the good work, im excited to see the integrated rocker scoops!
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Report this Post11-05-2001 02:42 AM Click Here to See the Profile for 84fierotrevorSend a Private Message to 84fierotrevorDirect Link to This Post
Oh damn that is sweet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Put me down for one !!
how much are you going to charge for them ?
i gota have one !
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Report this Post11-05-2001 02:44 AM Click Here to See the Profile for hurley_kid_87Send a Private Message to hurley_kid_87Direct Link to This Post
I'll have to agree with fierox....nice job though
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Report this Post11-05-2001 03:35 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Smoooooth GTSend a Private Message to Smoooooth GTDirect Link to This Post
Pat,
WOW!!!! That's just like you told me on the phone whatthey would look like!!! Great Job!!! HHhmm... How do you open the deck lid?? where is the seam going to be?? Steve

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!

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Pat,
WOW!!!! That's just like you told me on the phone whatthey would look like!!! Great Job!!! HHhmm... How do you open the deck lid?? where is the seam going to be?? Steve

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!

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Pat,
WOW!!!! That's just like you told me on the phone whatthey would look like!!! Great Job!!! HHhmm... How do you open the deck lid?? where is the seam going to be?? Steve

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!

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Report this Post11-05-2001 03:42 AM Click Here to See the Profile for sloth85GTSend a Private Message to sloth85GTDirect Link to This Post
I must say though, they look great, certainly different, more than just a lens replacement. When he sent me those pics about a week ago, I started drooling and was in aww. Very slick.

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Report this Post11-05-2001 05:34 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Haze_PerformanceSend a Private Message to Haze_PerformanceDirect Link to This Post
WOW!! Lookin good... I might need to add another mod the the 85.. Good work..

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Report this Post11-05-2001 09:47 AM Click Here to See the Profile for ScrewieSend a Private Message to ScrewieDirect Link to This Post
Wow, very very nice! I didn't like the notchback as much as the fastback first, but wow, this looks really great! Great work!
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I love the notchback more than the fastback( hehe)and these taillights will make even lookmore gorgeous. I love these the way they look now, no spoilers here.
Pat, why dont you move over to the Netherlands? Lots of work here. ;-)

Grtx Richard,Amersfoort, the Netherlands.

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That's sweet Pat.

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Report this Post11-05-2001 10:18 AM Click Here to See the Profile for MinnGreenGTClick Here to visit MinnGreenGT's HomePageSend a Private Message to MinnGreenGTDirect Link to This Post
Great work Pat! Those look excellent. Can't wait to see a finished set. Is this going to be a bond-on project (it's obviously not a bolt-on piece without some major parts)?
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Report this Post11-05-2001 01:01 PM Click Here to See the Profile for filthyscarecrowSend a Private Message to filthyscarecrowDirect Link to This Post
uh, just one question: how do you open the decklid? it looks like it's glassed shut.
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Report this Post11-05-2001 01:34 PM Click Here to See the Profile for 72vinmanSend a Private Message to 72vinmanDirect Link to This Post
Pat, I had to reformat my hardrive and lost your email address. Please send it to me ASAP. I have the money for the scoop and need to send it out to you. Thanks
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It's not glassed shut, just looks that way. Actually the entire piece is bonded only to the decklid so the taillight assembly goes up with the decklid!

I'm assuming the wires will have to be routed a different way so that it will open correctly.

Josh

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Report this Post11-05-2001 11:04 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Haze_PerformanceSend a Private Message to Haze_PerformanceDirect Link to This Post
Ya know...... I still love the idea.. But, Can the taillights be bonded to the notchback panels & have the trunk open from the top, flat? (Like the Vette hardtops or the older MR2's engine lid.) How hard would that be? I know the lock system would have to be modified, but I think (Just my 2cents ) that the rear end would look better if the lights & panel were stationary..

Well anyway........ Good luck & keep up the good work.

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I like!
More details! Price?

Plan on using reds for the outside and red/clear for the inside light?

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Report this Post11-05-2001 11:19 PM Click Here to See the Profile for FieroKyleSend a Private Message to FieroKyleDirect Link to This Post
Doesn't look bad, sort of Vettish (<--- I made up my own word, lol ) which I like. I really like though that it doesn't really flow well with the curves on the car. Looks ovbiously modded. May be it will be better upon completeion. Neat to see, but I wouldn't stick one on my car. The best of luck to your project.
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Report this Post11-06-2001 01:10 AM Click Here to See the Profile for JncomuttSend a Private Message to JncomuttDirect Link to This Post
Man, if you can make it to be shaped with the same lines as my wrap around spoiler you can count another one sold. I don't really like the box-ness to it. Very innovative, Keep up the great work tho!!!!!!
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Personally, I think it's REALLY awesome. You should get a lot of sales since its so unique. I do agree it would look slightly better if the edges were rounded more(constructive criticism, trying to help you make your product the best it can be). People tend to think that the square look is where the notchback lights are flawed. This kit should really help them out. If I had a notchback, I would buy one. I think it's cool that they go up with the hood, exotic.

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Report this Post11-06-2001 01:26 AM Click Here to See the Profile for ferrari_momoSend a Private Message to ferrari_momoDirect Link to This Post
Guys,
I am glad to have had many response in less than 24 hours. I wont get into details for about a week or 2. This prototype/ concept is only 70 percent done. There will be 3 versions to Notchback euro taillight kit. One of them will be like Haze's idea. Fastback concept will also be added as the project goes along. The final conversion will make fastback GT's look dull. I love my fastback GT. But I think I will love my final Fibersmith fast/ Notchback conversion more, hehehe. It will make the car wider and bigger. The first prototype here will be out in 2 months, I hope. And the money will go back to invest in more developments. Finally, The whole rear end treatment will come. The means, new bumper replacements. I cant tell ya what's in my mind yet But... "It is all good!"
thanks agian,
pat kalsmith
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new bumper replacements.

I was just thinking the same thing just a while ago. I was up at walmart and I saw a honda civic 2 door hatchback all riced out in the parking lot. It had 8 holes cut in the rear bumper that arent for exhaust or anything, just for rice appeal. It had a fart can under the bumper. I was thinking a rear fascia with a shaved exhaust outlet so it is the same height all the way across but have 2 of these holes cut on each side to integrate the exhaust into the rear fascia. That would be awesome. I think im going to work it up in photoshop and see what happens.

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Originally posted by ferrari_momo:
There will be 3 versions to Notchback euro taillight kit. One of them will be like Haze's idea.


I love you man!!!

Please keep us updated. I think what youu have so far is great!!! Keep it up..

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Report this Post11-06-2001 06:54 AM Click Here to See the Profile for artherdClick Here to visit artherd's HomePageSend a Private Message to artherdDirect Link to This Post
That... does look really flipping awesome man!!!!!

I've been thinking of doing a PPE style (notchback fastback clip on a notchback... confused? I want the PPE with your taillights

Best!
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Report this Post11-06-2001 06:20 PM Click Here to See the Profile for ferrari_momoSend a Private Message to ferrari_momoDirect Link to This Post
Guys,
love you all too! you guys give me the fire to go on. thanks a bunch for the support. can't wait till this comes out, so that i can get on the second version hehehe..
pat k
PS i think fastback attachment kit will be an awesome add on to euro notchback cars. let me do some thinking. oh oh!!! mean while, i am working on Fastback GT roof spoiler, hehehe.... safe your pennies, hehehe

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Report this Post11-07-2001 05:43 AM Click Here to See the Profile for seadogSend a Private Message to seadogDirect Link to This Post
Nice, I think you've hit a home run Pat.
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Report this Post11-07-2001 03:21 PM Click Here to See the Profile for lowfundsSend a Private Message to lowfundsDirect Link to This Post
Looks great Pat! Are you going to be able to sell the lenses with the kits? Or will they have to be bought elsewhere?
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Originally posted by Smoooooth GT:
Pat,
WOW!!!! That's just like you told me on the phone whatthey would look like!!! Great Job!!! HHhmm... How do you open the deck lid?? where is the seam going to be?? Steve

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!

Same question... How DO you open the decklid?

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http://www.cybercars.com/mnfr/fierohq/gtfx.html

those tail lights with this fastback kit...

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Report this Post11-07-2001 05:35 PM Click Here to See the Profile for jch82Send a Private Message to jch82Direct Link to This Post
Pat, I told you they would all want to know how it opens! LOL

Any pics of it open yet?

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