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Bubbling Sail Panel Issue for Dummies
On The Tree
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 135
Likes: 2
From: Morgan City,Louisiana
So just curious what have must of you guys done im driving myself crazy i just bought a 2000 ss camaro 1 owner garage queen just hit 50k miles didnt even notice it drove it a few times and now i see bubbles !!!!!!!!!My wife going to kill me if i spend any money on this car after what i paid for it,should of look through these threads im disgusted
So just curious what have must of you guys done im driving myself crazy i just bought a 2000 ss camaro 1 owner garage queen just hit 50k miles didnt even notice it drove it a few times and now i see bubbles !!!!!!!!!My wife going to kill me if i spend any money on this car after what i paid for it,should of look through these threads im disgusted
Joined: Nov 2001
Posts: 34,643
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From: Schiller Park, ILL Member: #317
Buy a 03/98 or earlier '98 car, if you want a bubble free LS1. Or buy any year car with a panel that was previously replaced.
Or, you could keep your current car and either source a used panel or sign up for the reproduction panels that 6LE will hopefully be offering soon.
Or, you could keep your current car and either source a used panel or sign up for the reproduction panels that 6LE will hopefully be offering soon.
On The Tree
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 135
Likes: 2
From: Morgan City,Louisiana
No one going to want a bubbled up car lol! i guess im stuck with it until i could afford to fix it since reapinting it would be a waste of money paint guy quoted me $150 to paint thats funny
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Verdad Gallardo So while driving home this afternoon I spotted our town's pick-a-part yard. Remembering this thread I swung by to see if they would let me buy the roof. I spoke to the lady at the counter and she said that if I could get it off, she'll let me have it for $50. I asked her if I could even being a sawz-all and just cut the roof off and she said she didn't care how I got it, as long as she got her $50 for it on my way out. Looks like I'll be going back there sometime next week or the week after with my cordless sawz-all! If I end up doing it, I'll make a thread and post pictures to show everyone else how to do it.
On The Tree
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 135
Likes: 2
From: Morgan City,Louisiana
So while driving home this afternoon I spotted our town's pick-a-part yard. Remembering this thread I swung by to see if they would let me buy the roof. I spoke to the lady at the counter and she said that if I could get it off, she'll let me have it for $50. I asked her if I could even being a sawz-all and just cut the roof off and she said she didn't care how I got it, as long as she got her $50 for it on my way out. Looks like I'll be going back there sometime next week or the week after with my cordless sawz-all! If I end up doing it, I'll make a thread and post pictures to show everyone else how to do it.
Teching In
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 13
Likes: 0
From: Netherlands (Europe)
i have a 2001 3.8V6 Camaro with 37.000km (23.000 miles) , i am living in the Netherlands (Europe).
My car is most of the time in mine garage, but i noticed some litte bubbles on the downside of the panel, in the near of the rear panel.
I drove to a yunkyard last week, and looked at a 96 Firebird.
I had bought some cutting wire from Carglass (firm who replacing windshields) but it is almost impossible to cut through this kit, it is so dammned hard (maybe because it is cold outside).
But there is something i don't understand, why won't make GM these panels anymore, a lot of F-body fans will buy these panels, so they can make profit of it, and everybody is happy.
My car is most of the time in mine garage, but i noticed some litte bubbles on the downside of the panel, in the near of the rear panel.
I drove to a yunkyard last week, and looked at a 96 Firebird.
I had bought some cutting wire from Carglass (firm who replacing windshields) but it is almost impossible to cut through this kit, it is so dammned hard (maybe because it is cold outside).
But there is something i don't understand, why won't make GM these panels anymore, a lot of F-body fans will buy these panels, so they can make profit of it, and everybody is happy.
Ok everyone, PLEASE START PUTTING SOME MONEY BACK FOR THIS...
The sail panel arrived to me and looks great. This week I'll take it to my three manufacturers and get pricing. IF (after I get pricing) I HAVE 10 PEOPLE READY TO PAY (I'll let you know the time line to receive the piece once you pay) for the part (you'll pay for shipping later when it is ready) THEN WE WILL MOVE FORWARD.
10 normally won't pay half the mold costs but it will be a start that I'm willing to invest in... That being said, once you pay you own a sail panel (no refunds because your brother's uncle's dog farted and caused you to wreck your car) and will be responsible to pay for shipping it to you (or picking it up).
If you can't pay for shipping find a buyer because I'll put a limit on it (say 30-90 days after it is ready to ship) and then I own it again.
I hate to do this but it is a business... I've never had to do this and I've actually done a lot for people before who end up with a wrecked car or a hardship and need money BUT the "official" policy is above.
That being said, as soon as I have pricing this week I'll start a new thread for people to order in and post a link in here...
Hopefully, this thread can eventually get edited to simply say "GM sucks but you can buy a fix here..."
The sail panel arrived to me and looks great. This week I'll take it to my three manufacturers and get pricing. IF (after I get pricing) I HAVE 10 PEOPLE READY TO PAY (I'll let you know the time line to receive the piece once you pay) for the part (you'll pay for shipping later when it is ready) THEN WE WILL MOVE FORWARD.
10 normally won't pay half the mold costs but it will be a start that I'm willing to invest in... That being said, once you pay you own a sail panel (no refunds because your brother's uncle's dog farted and caused you to wreck your car) and will be responsible to pay for shipping it to you (or picking it up).
If you can't pay for shipping find a buyer because I'll put a limit on it (say 30-90 days after it is ready to ship) and then I own it again.
I hate to do this but it is a business... I've never had to do this and I've actually done a lot for people before who end up with a wrecked car or a hardship and need money BUT the "official" policy is above.
That being said, as soon as I have pricing this week I'll start a new thread for people to order in and post a link in here...
Hopefully, this thread can eventually get edited to simply say "GM sucks but you can buy a fix here..."
i have a 2001 3.8V6 Camaro with 37.000km (23.000 miles) , i am living in the Netherlands (Europe).
My car is most of the time in mine garage, but i noticed some litte bubbles on the downside of the panel, in the near of the rear panel.
I drove to a yunkyard last week, and looked at a 96 Firebird.
I had bought some cutting wire from Carglass (firm who replacing windshields) but it is almost impossible to cut through this kit, it is so dammned hard (maybe because it is cold outside).
But there is something i don't understand, why won't make GM these panels anymore, a lot of F-body fans will buy these panels, so they can make profit of it, and everybody is happy.
My car is most of the time in mine garage, but i noticed some litte bubbles on the downside of the panel, in the near of the rear panel.
I drove to a yunkyard last week, and looked at a 96 Firebird.
I had bought some cutting wire from Carglass (firm who replacing windshields) but it is almost impossible to cut through this kit, it is so dammned hard (maybe because it is cold outside).
But there is something i don't understand, why won't make GM these panels anymore, a lot of F-body fans will buy these panels, so they can make profit of it, and everybody is happy.
let us know as soon as you are ready
Ok everyone, PLEASE START PUTTING SOME MONEY BACK FOR THIS...
The sail panel arrived to me and looks great. This week I'll take it to my three manufacturers and get pricing. IF (after I get pricing) I HAVE 10 PEOPLE READY TO PAY (I'll let you know the time line to receive the piece once you pay) for the part (you'll pay for shipping later when it is ready) THEN WE WILL MOVE FORWARD.
10 normally won't pay half the mold costs but it will be a start that I'm willing to invest in... That being said, once you pay you own a sail panel (no refunds because your brother's uncle's dog farted and caused you to wreck your car) and will be responsible to pay for shipping it to you (or picking it up).
If you can't pay for shipping find a buyer because I'll put a limit on it (say 30-90 days after it is ready to ship) and then I own it again.
I hate to do this but it is a business... I've never had to do this and I've actually done a lot for people before who end up with a wrecked car or a hardship and need money BUT the "official" policy is above.
That being said, as soon as I have pricing this week I'll start a new thread for people to order in and post a link in here...
Hopefully, this thread can eventually get edited to simply say "GM sucks but you can buy a fix here..."
The sail panel arrived to me and looks great. This week I'll take it to my three manufacturers and get pricing. IF (after I get pricing) I HAVE 10 PEOPLE READY TO PAY (I'll let you know the time line to receive the piece once you pay) for the part (you'll pay for shipping later when it is ready) THEN WE WILL MOVE FORWARD.
10 normally won't pay half the mold costs but it will be a start that I'm willing to invest in... That being said, once you pay you own a sail panel (no refunds because your brother's uncle's dog farted and caused you to wreck your car) and will be responsible to pay for shipping it to you (or picking it up).
If you can't pay for shipping find a buyer because I'll put a limit on it (say 30-90 days after it is ready to ship) and then I own it again.
I hate to do this but it is a business... I've never had to do this and I've actually done a lot for people before who end up with a wrecked car or a hardship and need money BUT the "official" policy is above.
That being said, as soon as I have pricing this week I'll start a new thread for people to order in and post a link in here...
Hopefully, this thread can eventually get edited to simply say "GM sucks but you can buy a fix here..."
