I got tired of my crappy looking rear lens - big white area etc- and had some carbon fiber-look vinyl wrap. It took all of 20 minutes to do. While I was at it, I decided to do my headlight lids too. BTW: I have one too many Fieros and may sell this one, though with what I have in it, doubt if I'd get enough for it. So it goes with customization;never get back what ya put in.





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[This message has been edited by Francis T (edited 08-02-2014).]

You can never have enough fieros.Keep it till you get the price that's fair and get another one,your hooked dude you need help! lol! Nice car buy the way. Davy

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If the lenses were just hazed over those kits they sell at the auto parts store will also clear up the tail lights as well and make them look like brand new. Just a heads up to other options other than just covering over those for you to think about, those really work well, I did the headlights on my caravan with it and they looked like brand new. They are made specifically for plastic lenses and work wonders in just 15 min.

Steve

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Yeah I've used those on headlight lenses ans they work good, but my rear lenses were shot on the inside. And since I had the stuff, what the helI. Anyway, tuns out, I like the look better than stock. I haven't yet seen if the Fiero word will show through at night, but doubt it. So no opinions?

[This message has been edited by Francis T (edited 08-03-2014).]

It looks good.Nice to see different alternatives for these tail lights being they are getting hard to find and expensive.You could get some brighter bulbs for the Pontiac lights see if that would shine thru.

Had I not had the vinyl warp commented to another project, I was almost tempted to cover both halves with it and then cut circles out for the lights.