Posted by: maxyboy1990

07/07/2006 09:18PM

Try and make it look original i reckon. Itd be awesome. .Just try and keep it clean! Nothings better than a clean classic. But that body kitr on pg2 looks great! I voted for 17's on your poll. Keep her simple!

Posted by: maxyboy1990

07/07/2006 09:11PM

The bodykit on Pg 2 looks absolutely friggen awesome! Come check out my page and give me some advice on these cars!! Cheers!

Posted by: theford

02/05/2006 09:10AM

I got th covers at Canadian tire in ottawa... I think they were about 60$.... well they were actually made for the cavalier headlight but I managed to make a clip of some sort so they could fit.

Posted by: theford

02/02/2006 03:17PM

hey dude... thanks for the compliments about my ride... I got my bodykit from onderground bodykits... they're pretty expensive but very nice too. And about my "Famous" light cover lol - for my front ones, i just got my self some tinted covers, just plain dark. I made holes and I got them painted. It's that easy. And the back, well, this is no cover.. it simply is Painted. Just out of my imagination, I don't know if it's legal everywhere, but i never got a ticket for that yet. hope I helped you!

Posted by: Archeuphoria

01/31/2006 11:31PM

ok, first of all, I don't have MSN messenger. sorry. Thanks for the compliments on the ride. I sold my bird project a few months ago, but I'll still help you out. The ground effects I kitted my bird with is called the Hurricane. It should be found at Dizaracing.com. They may have some new stuff, maybe not, I dunno. There are limited kits out there for your second gen j-body. What I suggest you do is hit up my old community of guys. Visit J-body.org and it'll open up a world of options to you for your project. Meet the guys there and get to know them. Take advantage of the stickies posted atop the threads. Are you asking about the tailights? to remove them it's a simple untwisting of wingnuts inside the trunk. take them off, remove the bulbs and you can pull them right out of there. no task at all. My springs gave me a 1.5" drop all the way around. it was a perfect fit. Eibachs are for mild drops but are one of few springs out there that offer better drivability too. just realize how much money it takes to customize a car and take into consideration that it's a rare car to do. you really have to love it, because it becomes a money pit. Check out j-body.org and you'll find infinate answers to your questions. If you have any more questions for me specifically, just ask the same way you did in the first place. good luck man. hope that helps you out.
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