I agree with grabbing that old GP if you can. It would be sweet.
There is a 1987 Grand Prix for sale near my girlfriends hometown for about $1500. Needs a bit of frame welding. It is 350 with auto trans.
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I agree with grabbing that old GP if you can. It would be sweet.
There is a 1987 Grand Prix for sale near my girlfriends hometown for about $1500. Needs a bit of frame welding. It is 350 with auto trans.
my dads talking about bringing home another 52 ford p/u lol a parts one, i talked to him about it he said not yet maybe one day if its still around he tells me to finish the truck for now i have to many projects
looks like a 71 SJ,
is it auto or 4spd? if its 4spd pm me
Decided to mess around with some effects and came out with this, hehe. :D
http://s15.postimage.org/ri6nlj0i3/touchup4.jpg
I cut out front fascia middle piece:th_lipssealed1:. It was all busted look'n and now it looks better kinda.
http://i943.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1334123866http://i943.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1334123871http://i943.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1334169205http://i943.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1334123875http://i943.photobucket.com/albums/a...g?t=1334123873
So much room for a huge front mount!! :th_laugh-lol3:
I just realized your tail lights are stockers minus the black lines. That is so subtly sexy.
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Originally Posted by redlinepontiac
Did you take out the air dam underneath? It might get e little warm.....
How is that possible? I liked the look too but thought they were aftermarket.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanGTP
did you cut the lenses off from the outside?
the lenses are clear and the 'lines' are glued to it. ive cut a few sets apart to clear them, the lines arent easy to remove without making a huge mess.
Those taillights remind me of Puff the Magic Dragon, but red.
They look like LED tails minus the LEDs. Well, like mine at least, since mine are tinted that exact shade.
Thanks man!!! , but if you seen these up close you can see my wonderful hack job that i did with my dremel. Did this in Feb.2012. I was washing my car and the driver side tail light had a big crack in it and the water hit it just right and ripped a chunk of the clear plastic off. I want to replace them soon with stockers ($30 junk yard specials) but for now these are work'n fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanGTP
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That's a good look'n car!!!! If I can ever afford it I want a pearl white paint job and white 5 star rims, somewhat like yours. Second choice would be all blacked out everything!!!
Yes sir, sure did!! It was busted up and almost split in two pieces. You are talk'n bout the piece (black plastic) that has 5 or 6 bolts hold'n it on and is 3ft.long and around 4 1/2inches from top to bottom ? It does not run any warmer so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by MBruneaux
Dremel and a steady hand;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Koscoe
so you did cut the outsides off...you were supposed to go at it from the back of the tail light..
That's the way I thought you should do it. I'm going to try it with my flaking stockers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bio248
Thanks a lot bro! I need to buff the paint, hasn't been buffed in 11 years, the clear is still in solid condition which I'm happy about. I took those pictures with a horrible iPhone camera :(Quote:
Originally Posted by pilgrim
You betcha!!! Just a quick chop from the outside. I did not know that cutting the back of the taillight:th_shrugshoulders:was the proper way of do'n it. I thought about it but since i'm getting replacement stockers I didn't even take the taillights off the car. I probably would of got a cleaner look cutt'n from behind the taillight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bio248
i have cut a few apart to clear and paint. if done right it looks really well.
http://www.grandprixforums.net/clear...1-a-41984.html