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avengador1
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raz50
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always nice to look at. I'm surprised to find the Dutch represented 
myself...i'm not too sure to ever transform my fiero into a replica....the fiero itself is just plain beautiful don't you think?
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I kept mine pretty stock looking. 
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Ancient Mariner
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I think the only external mod I'm going to do (other than removing the luggage rack, and smoothing the rear deck, which I've already done) is to install a Z-28 extractor scoop on the front deck, and cut holes to vent the radiator flow over the top of the car. I love the look of that hood setup.
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raz50
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if you mean this one i totally agree
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Ancient Mariner
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raz50
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Awesome! Looks like a very doable mod to make.
I love this one:
Cliff does not allow images hosted by him to be linked to.
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Ancient Mariner
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Raz - forgot to add, eventually it will be Corvette Monterey Red, with a slightly darker Phoenix on the front deck, with the wings spreading back onto the doors. There is someone I know in Atlanta who does air-brush work on aerobatic aircraft, and the last time he was in town, I described what I wanted to do, and he said he almost p**d his pants thinking about what it would look like  . Something like the custom Firebird in Smokey and the Bandit.
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whitecloud
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Ancient Mariner
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Nah - I'd just put the phoenix's head near the top of the scoop (not really a scoop but an extractor), and let the airbrusher work the wings from there.
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raz50
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are there any universal molds for that front scoop (extractor)? Don't mean to be a copy cat but i love it. Deffo need a rear deck scoop as well.
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Ancient Mariner
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Raz, I found the scoop on E-Bay. Search for Z-28 Hood Scoop and you should find it.
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raz50
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Only thing is the shipping maybe. Thanks mariner! Now i know what to look for
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