ground effects, body kits?

Does anyone know if they make body kits for 93 Geo Metro Convertibles?

i knew a guy that had a geo metro, and used cavlier body trims too modify it.

Get one offa a Suzuki Swift GT or GTi. Should fit right on, but you'll need to rig up some mounting points.

Does anyone know if they make body kits for 93 Geo Metro Convertibles?

drill a couple holes in the rockers and rear quarter panel, put a huge dab of urethane adhesive over them, and the urethane will settle into the holes, and the mounting brackets on the swift GT body kit. Won't ever come off ;) Unless you pull really really hard on it.

or, if you have any fiberglassing experience, i've actually seen people make body kits themselves, a guy i know who actually specializes in boat repairs has done it on a few cars around here. He uses a foam material to shape to the body and will use it as a mold to make the pieces out of fiberglass, its really a sweet process, so if you cant find what you're looking for, and are looking for somethin unique, you can always go that route, if you're willing to spend some time on it.

*im sure you can find more information, maybe even a website with some tips if you search yahoo or google.

I have a 94 Geo and are looking for somekind of bodykit for it. I've basically looked everywhere for one and even looked for the ones for the Suzuki Swift, (and all similar models). I'm even willing to buy a similar kit to a car like a cavalier. I'm kindof limited to cash so if there is one for under $600 plz let me kno. Contact me if u can give me anykind of help. Thnx!

stock suzuki kit at www.suzukird.com

found one on eBay. wicked lookin'....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4562624544

well at least it will look bad

There is a body kit on Ebay for the 4dr for CHEAP! :grinyes:

It would be and easy task to shorten the side skirts as the front and rear bumpers are the same as a 2dr.

I bought a 2dr kit some time ago from this guy. The kit is made for a Swift and the bumpers are decidely different! A couple of test fits and a bit of cutting has me thinking it will take a whole weekend to get it to fit and that is no fault of the kit.

I'm going to use polyurthane glue to mold it to the bumpers and then sand it smooth followed by paint.

For the price payed it is well worth the risk! :biggrin: