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ekimball
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Posted: 11/08/07 04:14 PM
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I know up to a couple of years ago you saw lot's of the Fiero/Ferrari kits on the market, is this still a popular trend or is it dying out?
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TXDon
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Posted: 11/08/07 06:37 PM
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It seems to be dying out to me. I suppose a good Fiero is getting harder to come by, parts not readily available, etc, but just how many mid engine cars can you start with? I hear stories of lawsuits on copies, but a lot of that seems to be just pure bull.
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ekimball
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Posted: 11/09/07 10:22 AM
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Yeah that seems to be what I was thinking, I mean the last Fiero mad is coming up on 18 years old. I guess that the scene will continue to evolve as donor cars continue to evolve.
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Reventon
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Posted: 11/24/07 09:58 AM
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It seems to be dieing out to make way for new models like the Enzo Ferrari kit check it out http://superreplicas.bravehost.com/
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TXDon
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Posted: 11/24/07 02:10 PM
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That removes it from the "rebody" type that the Fiero was, and into an entire new car. I suspect there is a market for both, but the higher the price, the less those interested.
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