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Finally a 93-97 to 98-2002 front-end conversion tutoral

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Old 01-31-2006, 08:41 AM
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It all depends on where you get all your parts. Best bet is looking on ebay or in the Junkyards.
Honestly the pieces arent too bad to line up. They werent for me anyways.

You can also purchase all new Plastic clips at O'Riely's or Autozone for the bumper.
Old 01-31-2006, 09:34 AM
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Check this out.
these guys sell the Whole 93 to 2002 Conversion kit here.

http://www.tennesseeauto.com/20tramfrendc.html
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hmm 2 grand...little steep maybe ill wait a while to do this
Old 10-10-2006, 12:34 AM
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Aiig
Aiight people I'm very sorry for the delay. .there has been a lot of things going on in my life. . from tragedies to relocating to Atlanta, GA ( happy to bear near a summit racing STORE ) (any f-body club in the area please contact me) and things have been hectic with the car.. well as far as keeping it running.... Through the summer I've been through 2 motor and over $3000 in labor.. my 1st motor i put $1k into replacing the oil pan , tune up ..ect..ect..ect and THEN I blew head gaskets after i paid over $1200 to have that fix i found out my bottom end was gone as well. . so i had to replace i the whole motor.. other then that i added my slp loud moth exhaust. .some gears and a few other small things to the motor that I'm going to get into detail with. .I
you will have to find out on the street lol.. but for the most part the car is finally coming together. . . so here are a few pictures to show my progress and where i am now. . .

This is a picture of the car before i really touched it. . .




This is the car after the front end conversion was done..



this is the car being worked on. .






this is the ultra-Z hood i bought on e-bay for $150




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this is a picture of the car in the paint show getting the body work done on it.. on the pictures you can see the Vizage body kit i go0t on e-bay used for $300..









and this is what it looks like now that's its ready for paint. . .look ma no handles!!





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Originally Posted by asudecat
Nice!

I did the same conversion but a 96 formula to a new Trans Am.
Pretty simple.
Though I bought those 2 brackets you show in the pic that go to the fenders, I never needed them. Everything worked fine without them. There is a braket you will need from the GM house. It bolts the frame to the Bumper (top center). I dunno if it's different for the Firebirds or not but I did need that piece. I ran about $30 from the GM house.
Yeah whats the part # on that braket, I need one.
thanks
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How do you open your doors? lol
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