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Report this Post08-12-2006 05:32 PM Click Here to See the Profile for sonic50Send a Private Message to sonic50Direct Link to This Post
Today we had the Fiero club meeting. We had a good turn out. Not sure how many came but it was a good amount. For anyone who has yet who is going to RFTH and has not got your room you have a few days left to get it. Check out gafiero.org for info on the hotel. GAfiero


Now for a few photos.







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Report this Post08-12-2006 10:33 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Formula88Send a Private Message to Formula88Direct Link to This Post
 
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Originally posted by sonic50:





Oh, now THAT's pretty! I'm usually not a big fan of gray/silver, etc. But that really looks good. I'd love to see more pics or get more info on the car. Who's is it?
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Report this Post08-12-2006 11:07 PM Click Here to See the Profile for TintonSend a Private Message to TintonDirect Link to This Post
Hey! Nice pics, but I think you're biased against my car . Also, Scott, where's your avatar?

BTW, that is Raydar's '88 GT/coupe in the grey/weird color. I forget which motor it has in it, I think a 4.9, he has another '88 with a 3.4 in it.

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Originally posted by Formula88:
Oh, now THAT's pretty! I'm usually not a big fan of gray/silver, etc. But that really looks good. I'd love to see more pics or get more info on the car. Who's is it?


Thanks, John.

I had a thread with a bunch of pics, but it seems to have disappeared.


It's Pontiac G6/Grand Prix "stealth gray". It actually looks blue, most of the time.
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Report this Post08-12-2006 11:42 PM Click Here to See the Profile for exoticseSend a Private Message to exoticseDirect Link to This Post


No Tress or 007 ??
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Originally posted by exoticse:
No Tress or 007 ??


They were there. Just not in the fiero..


Nathan, The gray one has a 4.9 in it.

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Report this Post08-13-2006 11:01 AM Click Here to See the Profile for racer37Send a Private Message to racer37Direct Link to This Post
Looks like you had a good turnout, sorry I couldn't make it. If business doesn't slow down a little, I am going to go crazy. Thanks, Scott
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Report this Post08-13-2006 11:23 AM Click Here to See the Profile for RaydarSend a Private Message to RaydarDirect Link to This Post
Pics don't do justice to this car.


It's a work in progress, but you can see where it's going. The workmanship is first rate.
The tail piece started out as a fiberglass Corvette replacement, and was grafted on to the fastback clip.
This guy is truly talented. He's also doing hood vents (really nice ones), ground effects, and some other stuff.
Same guy who painted Eric's Indy.

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Originally posted by Raydar:

Pics don't do justice to this car.



More pics please......

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More pics please......


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Originally posted by Tinton:

Hey! Nice pics, but I think you're biased against my car .





Happy now? LOL
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Report this Post08-13-2006 10:17 PM Click Here to See the Profile for madcurlSend a Private Message to madcurlDirect Link to This Post
Very nice and different. Does the owner plan on tweeking the front too?
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It already has been tweaked.
The front is similar to a Ferrari nose. Sort of.
It's still a work in progress as well.
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Report this Post08-13-2006 11:47 PM Click Here to See the Profile for sonic50Send a Private Message to sonic50Direct Link to This Post
This is the front of the car

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Report this Post08-14-2006 11:51 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fierofoolClick Here to visit fierofool's HomePageSend a Private Message to fierofoolDirect Link to This Post
It would sure be nice to update the Georgia Fiero Club website with some current pictures. Could these be the start?
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Originally posted by fierofool:

It would sure be nice to update the Georgia Fiero Club website with some current pictures. Could these be the start?


I think that would be cool. I have a thread with photos from every club meeting for the pas 5 months. What I can do is email them to the webmaster and he can start puting them up.

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Report this Post09-29-2006 01:20 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Tha DriverClick Here to visit Tha Driver's HomePageSend a Private Message to Tha DriverDirect Link to This Post
Hi everyone,
I'm the owner of the black Formula w/the primer mods. I don't see any way to post photos, but when I determine how I'll add a few more...
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Hi everyone,
I'm the owner of the black Formula w/the primer mods. I don't see any way to post photos, but when I determine how I'll add a few more...
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Email me the photo's ANd I will put them on for you.. .

My email is ScottD@olci.com .
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Report this Post09-29-2006 02:51 PM Click Here to See the Profile for gt85fieroSend a Private Message to gt85fieroDirect Link to This Post
i might go to the christmas party if thats ok with the club. dunno if i have to be a part of the club to come. the show the 21st i will be in west virginia at the bridge day car show.
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Report this Post09-29-2006 03:17 PM Click Here to See the Profile for sonic50Send a Private Message to sonic50Direct Link to This Post
It cool. COME ON DOWN!!
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Paul,
Great to see you finally on the forum as a member. Man I still need to get my Indy up to your place!

Take care

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Any more pics of Tha Driver's car ?

Paul how are you handlling the top of the nose just past the hood ?
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Report this Post09-29-2006 09:45 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Tha DriverClick Here to visit Tha Driver's HomePageSend a Private Message to Tha DriverDirect Link to This Post
OK Scott I sent you some pics & text.
ExoticSE: I think the nose was an original Pisa part. Two main things I hated about their design was the one-peice (that LOOKED one-peice!) & how far it stuck out. I cut off the header & made it a seperate peice, & moved the nose back 2 1/2 inches. I also rounded the header more (it was flat from the hood to the bumper), made the holes fit the park lights better (they did not match the curve of the lights), & made the driving light holes smaller & more consistent (they were not located in the same place). The header now attaches to brackets under the nose near the hood, & clamps down along with the bumper to an angle I made as a bumper "reinforcement".
I got an email notice you sent a PM, but I didn't see a link to check them. I had to sign in to post this, so the link may show after I submit...
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Paul,
Good to see you here!
To view PMs, click the link at the top left of this page "Pennock's Fiero Forum".
(You'll see the General Fiero Chat link, just below it, and the thread title -ga fiero club meeting photos and info, just below that.)

Clicking that link takes you back to the Forum's menu page.
You'll see Announcements, Technical, General, etc., etc.
The very bottom category will be Private Messages. Click on "Inbox".

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Report this Post09-30-2006 01:03 AM Click Here to See the Profile for sonic50Send a Private Message to sonic50Direct Link to This Post
I will get the driviers photos up on saturday.. Just got off from work and it's 1:00am or so.. So I will get them up soon.

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Report this Post09-30-2006 10:24 AM Click Here to See the Profile for sonic50Send a Private Message to sonic50Direct Link to This Post

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Here is what was involved in modifying the corvette rear bumper to acheive the current rear clip. Obviously the one pic is the original aftermarket Vette rear bumper; the other is the rear clip about halfway through the transistion. The black peices are part of the original peice: the gray top of the bumper is from another 'glass rear bumper (from my V8 Z car project - which BTW got the C4 taillights ; the white taillight sockets were made first from a roll of 2" tape (using it for a mold) then made from that first peice; the raw 'glass areas (around the taillights & where the CHMSL was) were made by taping strips of thim sheetmetal over the front & laying 'glass from the rear. You can also see a white strip of scrap 'glass in the middle where the top of the tag surround was originally located. In this photo you can see relief areas cut into the original peice & still lotsa open areas yet to be filled in. Total of around 100 hours from replacement Vette bumper to the primered rear clip on the car. Still lots of work to do: once I get molds from the current configuration I plan to add ground effects around the bottom to match the side skirts (same to the nose).
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Report this Post09-30-2006 05:36 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Tha DriverClick Here to visit Tha Driver's HomePageSend a Private Message to Tha DriverDirect Link to This Post
Thanks for posting the pics Scott.
Sorry for the lousy quality; they're taken with a *cheap* old digital.
I included one of my sail louvers. I made these from a mold I made. It's just sitting on the car - waiting to find some expanded aluminum for the screen for the front louver (it vents the cockpit) before I mount them.
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Originally posted by Tha Driver:
- waiting to find some expanded aluminum for the screen for the front louver (it vents the cockpit) before I mount them...


This is steel, but you may find it useful.
http://www.mnpctech.com/moddersmesh.html

From this thread.
https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Archives/Archive-000002/HTML/20060811-1-056266.html

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Report this Post10-01-2006 05:20 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Tha DriverClick Here to visit Tha Driver's HomePageSend a Private Message to Tha DriverDirect Link to This Post
That looks great, but it's not what I want for the louvers. The expanded aluminum is 3 dimensional, & when oriented correctly helps hide the area behind the opening better. I like the "modder's mesh" though for venting the rear of the "LSP" (lightweight solo project) when I start on it.
I have a guy checking on the price of the expanded aluminum, but I'll probably have to buy a 4x10 sheet. (yes that's in feet) Maybe I can sell some of it to offset the cost.
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