very nice... maby i should go yellow

Yellowstone, how did you fasten the mesh on the scoops and what kind of material did you use? Also, did you use the same kind of stuff for the nose opening?

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Whade' "The Duck Formerly Known As Wade" Duck
'87 GT Auto
'88 Ferrario

I don't know which i envy more, your wife, your car, or your WORKSPACE !!

I would kill for that much room to work.

Yellowstone the car is looking absolutely gorgeous !

With the new engine, the body mods, and the Mr Mikes seats this car is a pure 10 !

I used fiberglass resin mixed with hardener. I'll take a pic of the backside in a few days for you as I'm going out of town.

quote Originally posted by whadeduck: Yellowstone, how did you fasten the mesh on the scoops and what kind of material did you use? Also, did you use the same kind of stuff for the nose opening?

quote Originally posted by yellowstone: Relocated antenna mount as the hole was shaved:

Now that is a damn good idea. I thought I was stuck with no reception because I too filled in the antenna hole.....now I can have a radio again - awesome! A + for you!!!

Putting the antenna under the wheel well is a great idea. I think the first person I saw do it was Skitime and I believe that Fie Ro did it also. I'll be doing it also. Check out their posts for more ideas.

Right-click, save as.

Today it was the drivers side's turn:

Parts car is getting all the leftover panels:

Took out the water separator, this is the new air intake:

The result (rocker panel not fastened yet, had no rivets handy):

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Wow...looking great. Those side scoops really go well with the bumper. It's a mod that is a subtle diffenernce but one that creates a big visual differnence to anybody who is used to fieros.

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Now that looks excellent. They match the nose perfectly. Now I need some nice pics for my gallery.

Finished! Some pix outside...

Yeah!

That is a beautiful machine.

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The Steel Lady: Pix to follow........

Stomp the Bengals!!!

Reality check. Here is the photoshop I did last year (see previous page) and the real thing:

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Awesome job, man. Someday I can only hope my car looks half that nice....

Bob

Yellowstone, Check your e-mails.

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Crush the Colts!!!

hey kolja,

that looks great,hope it wasn´t too time consuming to install and align the parts.

keep up posting pics and vids,especially now with the new look!

greets

Ludwig

PM sent

quote Originally posted by yellowstone: Finished! Some pix outside...

Think your neighbor has enough satellite dishes? They trying to contact Aliens??

Car looks great!! Good job.

Kris

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good god
thats more amazing than i thought
def right clicked and saved as. I will def borrow some of your ideas.

quote Originally posted by NorthFloridaFiero: good god thats more amazing than i thought def right clicked and saved as. I will def borrow some of your ideas.

You should really see the videos he posted of his car ! They will give you a totally different appreciation.

http://www.yellowfiero.com/

Awesome ride !

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quote Originally posted by exoticse: You should really see the videos he posted of his car ! They will give you a totally different appreciation. Awesome ride !

o man. im going to check them out now
My dream car receipe thanks to you, skittime, madcurl :
My 88 gt. with your ferrari bumper
The stages 2's
CCW 505a's
Choptop.
skittimes L67 install
=drool in my mind.
ONE DAY IT Will comealive

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hey yellowstone, you changed your taillights????
they have plastic covers, did you take those from your parts car??

looks great

my lights are still shiny, but i painted black the PONTIAC light and now i regret that, it looks better with it...

Yes, I restored them from my parts car but I think I'll go with a new panel and 4 round lights now...

[QUOTE]Originally posted by dozol:

hey yellowstone, you changed your taillights????
they have plastic covers, did you take those from your parts car??

looks great
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Changed your mind on the tail lights huh? If you put the scoops on the side, the five-spoke rims,a nd the "euro" nose on a car. The tail lights are only part of the natural progression of "the look"..

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'87 GT Auto
'88 Ferrario

Ouuuuuuu, Ahhhhhhhhh

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Saskatoon, Sask Canada
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Installed the mesh on the hood - still have to finetune that...

Yellowstone, you have a PM.

im comming in late to this thread...
where does that hood come from and how much ?

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84 Fiero Turbo Vortec 4300 Phantom GT
L35 block, Syclone Intake and ECM with Moates adapter
50lb injectors, 3 bar map sens, T04B H3 Turbo www.cardomain.com/id/vortecfiero
Murphy's Constant Matter will be damaged in direct proportion to its value
Murphy's Law of Thermodynamics Things get worse under pressure.
Arthur C. Clarke "Any significantly advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic"

Yellowstone made that hood himself with some help from Fie Ro.

Fie Ro made that hood with me pretty much looking on in awe... :-)

Look here: https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Archives/Archive-000002/HTML/20050818-1-050631.html

quote Originally posted by Fiero1Fan: Yellowstone made that hood himself with some help from Fie Ro.

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Aus, here are some more representative pix even though the background is not that great. Do you want the hi-res images?

Yellowstone, do you know how your body guy attached the lower moldings on your stage II's until he was able to fill and sand?

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Whade' "The Duck Formerly Known As Wade" Duck
'87 GT Auto
'88 Ferrario

I´m the "body guy" ;-)

I ´ve used a two part epoxy commonly used for flexible and stiff bumper repairs.so it´s not really epoxy,it´s polyurethane.
I don´t know if this stuff is available outside europe,the manufacturer is PYRMO/DINOL/DINITROL/CARLOFON and the product is named SKIM FIX.
after the initial glueing I used fiberglass putty to ensure a smooth transition and good bond.
the parts fit good but not perfect.this is not a job for a first timer.

If you have further questions,I´ll be happy to help.

Area you recommending I go to a body guy to have them done then? Which is easier? Door panels on or off?

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Whade' "The Duck Formerly Known As Wade" Duck
'87 GT Auto
'88 Ferrario

Them pics are great. But some high rese would be nice
Can post them to jim@fieroshop.com.au

quote Originally posted by whadeduck: Area you recommending I go to a body guy to have them done then? Which is easier? Door panels on or off?

Whadeduck, that depends on your ability to attach the rockers. Mine are slightly warped so I'll be using the help of a fiberglass profi to help get them straight. Then then door skins have to be filled and sanded. The gluing of the rockers needs to be done with 2 part epoxy designed for plastics because the plastic is flexable. I'll be doing mine with the door skins removed.

LUD, thanks for the info on the manufacturer of the glue and the skim fix. Any chance you might be in the Frankfurt area any time soon?

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The Steel Lady: Pix to follow........

Super Bowl XL!!!

@ whadeduck
yes,I recommed going to an experienced body shop,or atleast ask someone before you start.
Ít´s easier to sand panels flat when they are screwd to the door,everything before can be done without door.but be sure to align everything correctly.

@fiero1fan
check your pm

Hi-res pix sent by email - several MB. Let me know if you don't get them...

quote Originally posted by AusFiero: Them pics are great. But some high rese would be nice Can post them to jim@fieroshop.com.au

quote Originally posted by yellowstone:

Lose the gutter guard, get something made from a plate with hex-shaped holes to match the oem dash defrost vent (and some newer GM grilles)

Something like this:

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