the notchback is ready!!!!!!
10-12-2001, 09:13 PM
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the notchback is ready!!!!!!
Yea I know. IT IS ABOUT TIME! It took longer then expected but it is ready. I would post pictures but I don't have a clue how to. Click on my banner on the top of the page to get more info.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Car: 89 TTA
Engine: Turbo 3.8
Transmission: 200R4
Congrats man! I'm glad it's finally ready. I'll definitely consider it on my 91 Bird. Awesome notchback. I bet there is some way to make that back glass removeable . . . 
10-13-2001, 01:46 AM
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Nice work.. Man, what a blind spot, though.. I can't wait to see a couple pics of it painted. I also wonder if it would look alright painted black even on a non-black car (sort of looks like tint..). When you get a chance, can you take some pics of what it looks like from inside (like as if you were sitting in the drv. seat?).
I guess I can post your pics for you:
I guess I can post your pics for you:
10-15-2001, 03:35 AM
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Did you get a real notchback hatch off a GTA and fiberglass it to look like that or did you make the complete hatch yourself?
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10-15-2001, 07:46 AM
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I have been driving with the notch back for about a week or so. The blind spot is not bad, You notice it when backing out of a parking spot. Driving down the road you don't notice it. TA88 We found one in a junk yard and changed it to what we thought looked good. I think it looks better then the factory one. Just my thought.
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Car: 1986 Trans Am
Engine: 305 TPI peanut cam
Transmission: 700R4
I like it because it follows what was the glass outlines.
$2000 to replace the glass, moldings, and spoiler.
Or....
Under $1000 for the GT-AA notchback painted.
I hope State Farm goes for it.
BTW which struts to use now and what is your warranty?
Our local club's webmaster has a 4g style hood on his GTA and I was impressed with the quality.
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86 T/A 5.0 A4 & 2.77 gear
15.62 @ 86 mph
93 Civic 1.6L
13.5 @ 100 mph
$2000 to replace the glass, moldings, and spoiler.
Or....
Under $1000 for the GT-AA notchback painted.
I hope State Farm goes for it.
BTW which struts to use now and what is your warranty?
Our local club's webmaster has a 4g style hood on his GTA and I was impressed with the quality.
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86 T/A 5.0 A4 & 2.77 gear
15.62 @ 86 mph
93 Civic 1.6L
13.5 @ 100 mph
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