Firehawk clone? Silly idea?
I have owned a 70 judge clone but I bought it like that and do not have the money for a real one. I would do as mentioned above and just make it different all together. wheels drop springs and hoods do wonders for TA's
Seriously, it's just stickers. If you like the look then clone away. Most of the "real" Firehawk owners are gonna tell you not to do it because they feel you are devalueing their cars(or some crap).
Last edited by 1995blacktattop; Jun 23, 2009 at 01:48 PM.
Don't forget though, what will you tell someone when they ask you if it's a Firehawk because people familiar with these cars will ask. But you can easily get away with saying yes. lol. Without asking for the WU6 code there is nothing saying you're lying except the lack of the WU6 RPO code. But if you get everything else dead on to how the firehawks are done and you can live with the fact that in collectablity & value it is only that of a TA, go for it.
If you like the visual style of the Firehawk badging, you can get a custom decal made up in the same font that says Firebird.
Cloning a Firehawk for value also isn't worth it, because it's not like they're Yenkos or anything and it will still only be worth what a TA is to a true collector. That, and you'll **** off the people who worked hard for their REAL Firehawks if they find out your Firehawk badged car isn't a Firehawk.
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