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I just updated my profile with Pics of my 95 Celica, with the bullet fenders!

I paid 500.00 for her, as you can see in the first Pic thats what she looked like, no bumper, and she did have a hood, we just removed it. Both fenders were trashed, and the engine....a mess. One tail-light was distroyed.

The next two are what she looks like now. I had to create something for now for the tail-lights. I plan on putting Supra tail-light in, and plan on a body kit, still deciding on it, and plan rims and a drop.

Check her out, and let me know what you think. If you have any ideas let me know, I would love to hear them!

very nice... talent

Aren't those rims now?

nice work..

They are stock.......or stock of some toyota, they say toyota on them, and they are 14's. I want 16's

nice... gotta love bullet fenders

i dont care for the fenders

Stock Fenders =$165.00 each (or that was the best I could find) total=$330.00
Bullet Fenders from CBB= 190.00 shipped.....

I guess if I was rich I would have used stock fenders.......but Im poor!

Besides, I like the bullet fenders, makes it look different from the other celicas in my area. Besides, the point of a rice car is to stand out from the rest, and thats what I want to do.



This post has been edited by Tru_Pol: May 21, 2004 - 11:58 AM

that is an excelent car for $500 plus $190 for the fenders and what ever it cost to paint it.

IMHO, I don't think the fenders match the contour of the car...

i agree, they dont seem to flow. But i think they will look and match much better once you get a front bumper kit and skirts

Im planning on a full body kit and skirts.....just looking for one I really like.

Tru_Pol I think you should go 1st for new rims and also lower tyres:) and later for the body kit

Looks nice...that's a great deal on the car.

Have you thought about filling those top vents in the fenders with welded metal and bondo so that you'd only have the lower vents? I personally think that that would look better, but all that matters is that you like them.

welded metal? coomer they are cbb fenders.

Doh! I forgot that they were fiberglass and not metal, like the OEM fenders.

You could still use fiberglass and bondo to fil that big vent if you wanted to.

mmmm bondo globs....

You wouldn't have to use too much Bondo if you did a good job with the fiberglass on the inside of the fender.

youd have to do a hella good job because it would have to remain flush

This post has been edited by Andason: May 21, 2004 - 6:30 PM

Yeah, I'd take off the fender, remove the vent, and tape a big thin piece of cardboard to the outside of the fender, then fiberglass the inside of the fender so that it would have that curve to it. It'd still need a bit of bondo, but not an insanely huge amount of it.