Camaro Clip On a Formula, should I?
Camaro Clip On a Formula, should I?
I am facing a dilemna here. I just bought this formula firebird, it needs some work done on the front end body panels. I am thinking about just putting a 91-92 camaro front clip on it. The other choice is to do it up as a 88 ta clone, i must have the ground effects. Any one else on here done the swap? what are your flames/credits?
thanks, brad
thanks, brad
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I think it would stick out like a boner in sweatpants
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I think it would stick out like a boner in sweatpants
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I think it may not look that bad if you converted the headlights and everything. Hmmm.. any photoshoppers?
LOL, sounds like some of you guys didn't like the idea. Don't worry, i probably won't. I'll probably put some 85-90 TA ground effects on it. gta wheels, ta tails, 93 and up interior and be done with it. It'll just be a cruiser for now, damn tbi
Personally, I think it would look cool.
Probably better if you put a bird clip on a Camaro.
BTW, a clip is the generic term for the nose. If you ordered a clip from a body supply shop, you'd get just the nose. No fenders. Just FYI.
Probably better if you put a bird clip on a Camaro.
BTW, a clip is the generic term for the nose. If you ordered a clip from a body supply shop, you'd get just the nose. No fenders. Just FYI.
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