GREAT JOB! I have two sets of the lambo hinges (not your bolt on obviously). But after watching your video, it helped me realize that you have the better way to do it. I will probably install one set on my Fino and the other is destine for my F355 Spider Kit. Thanks for what you do for the Fiero community!
Lambo doors really suit the Fiero, I'd love to get a set for mine but alas, the wife would fully beat me for spending that much money
One thing I am curious about from watching the video though, would it be feasible to reuse the old hinges as mounting points (with a bit of cutting of course) since they'll already align properly with the mounting points on the Fiero and are clearly already strong enough material to suspend the door from initially? Just seems a little bit more work than is totally necessary creating a part when you've got a perfectly designed one on hand? But hey, I haven't got a kit to play with to see if my theory is accurate, and since Archie's made a swag of hinge kits now I'll trust he'll have done everything for specific reasons
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06:42 AM
Jan 24th, 2010
madcurl Member
Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
Well guys, with a child at home and busy working and other things, I am offering up my set of VDI hinges for sale. I regret having to but need yo realize the likelihood of getting these installed. Purchased them @ $1365 and willing to let them go at $1000. I have them on Dayton, OH Craigslist and if no takers, will be listing on eBay in a week.
I also have a set of Miglia 1000 rims mated with Bridgestone Potenza 235/45/ZR17 tires with 90% life left on them. I am asking $650 for those as a set.
Let me know if interested in either @ brandolph1@woh.rr.com OR 937726423 six.
Thanks.
Brett
Edited for updating price: I had $1200 but total cost was $1365 - Archie can verify.
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Oct 28th, 2011
caseyret Member
Posts: 109 From: Sidney, OH, USA Registered: Apr 2004