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Old 01-16-2007, 07:43 PM
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front end conversion

anyone ever seen or done a front end conversion on a 94 body style firebird with a 2000 front end
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Re: front end conversion

Haven't seen one done on a firebird, but I have seen a couple camaros like that. Considering that both cars are very similar, I'm sure it could be done. Probably the same way that the early camaro was converted to the later camaro.
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Re: front end conversion

i was thinking the same thing about the camaro
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Re: front end conversion

Everything will bolt right up a long as you use the same fenders, bumper, headlight covers and hood.
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Re: front end conversion

yea, i figured but i think i need the sideskirts and the trim on the door
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Re: front end conversion

heck with Money, a Cutting Torch, and welder, ANYTHING will fit ANYWHERE!
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Old 01-19-2007, 08:13 AM
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Re: front end conversion

Find a rear ended car in a wrecking yard. Should be everything you need. You might even be able to buy the whole car pretty cheap. Then you could sell the stuff that came off of the front of your car.
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Re: front end conversion

well my idea was to get 1 from the junk yard
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Re: front end conversion

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heck with Money, a Cutting Torch, and welder, ANYTHING will fit ANYWHERE!
wont happen much anymore. Cant weld plastic lol.
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Re: front end conversion

Gorilla glue and duct tape are nice adhesives though.
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wont happen much anymore. Cant weld plastic lol.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=41592 . I agree on it not being necessary.
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Re: front end conversion

lol i knew someone was going to post that. that doesnt count as welding for flippin sake. Im a welder and thats just a disgrace to call that a welder lol.
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Re: front end conversion

With the chemicals of today plastic and glues are stronger tham the old metal welding.Yes you can weld plastic.
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Re: front end conversion

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Yes you can weld plastic.
you certainly can. downstairs i have two bottles of stuff called Plastic Weld.

basically, it melts the plastic together.
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Re: front end conversion

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With the chemicals of today plastic and glues are stronger tham the old metal welding.

if its so strong then I guess my job is going to be obsolete in the next couple years. Id like to see a steam pipe built out of plastic rated at 3000 PSI since its stronger than metal welding.
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