hey i have a 91 rally sport camaro and i have a parts car which is a 89 and i wanna take the front end and nose off that car and put it on my car. does anyone know how to switch them up and how long it should take? what tools i will need and such.

 

You will need a back hoe and a big blow torch, yeah that should do it Try a quick search, welcome to the forums and after you do a search feel free to PM me with any other questions.

 

ok ya i will try that. do you really have nothing better to do then talk trash over this thing? it was a simple question answered by a simple guy but hey thanx for the help .
and hey grow up

 

This sort of thing has been asked and answered plenty of times, hence why 82 Iron Duke told you to search for it. He wasn't talking trash, he was merely enlightening you that rather than post a question that has been asked many times before and waiting for an answer, you could have searched and found out the answer already.

Here is one thread:
https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/body-interior/160383-swapping-noses.html?highlight=swapping+nose

That took me all of like 1 minute to find. Welcome to the forums btw. A lot of your questions can be found and answered either by doing a simple search or by reading the FAQ's on the tops of every forum.

 

well i am new to this web site and i have no idea how to do a "quick search" so i am really sorry if i offened you guys. btw your site didn't work so i will search seein how i don't know how too yet.

 

bah, stupid link, This one should work.

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/body...ing-noses.html

As for searching, what I do is up at the top hover over Search and then click on advanced search. Should be pretty self explanatory from there, tons of options and such

 

Hey man try this link it will realy help its realy deatailed on everything you need to remove and how. https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/body...mper-help.html

 

Hey bro,
Sorry if I offended you and I hope you didn't take it the wrong way. When I started I was told the same thing so It's kind of a tradition I guess. Like I said welcome to the forums and there is a wealth of info here that dates back for years all at the tips of your fingers and keyboard. PS, if all else fails I strongly suggest the backhoe and blowtorch method