front end conversion
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front end conversion
have anyone done a front end conversion (the headlights, bumper and hood). from 93-97 to 98-02?
I was just wondering how much mork and $$$ would it take and what parts would i need to buy.
if anyone can give me some information on how to do it.
thank you.
I was just wondering how much mork and $$$ would it take and what parts would i need to buy.
if anyone can give me some information on how to do it.
thank you.
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Ive done the conversion on my Trans Am, was kinda pain in the ***, but it was worth it. What kind of car do you have? Camaro?? There are people on the board whove done both conversions on each of the cars...do a search ull find some info on it.
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I have a complete list of all the GM part numbers needed to do this. Very simple bolt on conversion. I spent $1100.00 for all the parts ( $530.00 for an original SS hood and I still need one headlight). It's cheaper to get the parts from dealer than going thru a junkyard IMO. Let me know if you're interested in the numbers list and I have alot of pics showing placement of the brackets and so on.
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Originally posted by 95droptopZ
I have a complete list of all the GM part numbers needed to do this. Very simple bolt on conversion. I spent $1100.00 for all the parts ( $530.00 for an original SS hood and I still need one headlight). It's cheaper to get the parts from dealer than going thru a junkyard IMO. Let me know if you're interested in the numbers list and I have alot of pics showing placement of the brackets and so on.
I have a complete list of all the GM part numbers needed to do this. Very simple bolt on conversion. I spent $1100.00 for all the parts ( $530.00 for an original SS hood and I still need one headlight). It's cheaper to get the parts from dealer than going thru a junkyard IMO. Let me know if you're interested in the numbers list and I have alot of pics showing placement of the brackets and so on.
If possible could you send that list of part #s my way? I'd like to keep it handy for future references
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If you are looking for info on the Firebird, here's a link to a site that has pictures and an extensive parts list:
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Originally posted by 95droptopZ
I have a complete list of all the GM part numbers needed to do this. Very simple bolt on conversion. I spent $1100.00 for all the parts ( $530.00 for an original SS hood and I still need one headlight). It's cheaper to get the parts from dealer than going thru a junkyard IMO. Let me know if you're interested in the numbers list and I have alot of pics showing placement of the brackets and so on.
I have a complete list of all the GM part numbers needed to do this. Very simple bolt on conversion. I spent $1100.00 for all the parts ( $530.00 for an original SS hood and I still need one headlight). It's cheaper to get the parts from dealer than going thru a junkyard IMO. Let me know if you're interested in the numbers list and I have alot of pics showing placement of the brackets and so on.
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hey 95droptopZ,
could you send me the list of part #'s ?
maybe some pics too !
email them to: trilogy.camaro@verizon.net
could you send me the list of part #'s ?
maybe some pics too !
email them to: trilogy.camaro@verizon.net
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