Mk 5 bonnet on a Mk 3?
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I have got an Si and i just saw this fezzy. i want to know if i can fit the bonnet on my mk 3. i think it looks well nice. Is this a stupid question?
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worth askin the question but i rekon its a no no... as it looks like u'd need new wings.. and slam panel etc... and it might comprimise the chassis abit
would look kool if it could be done tho
would look kool if it could be done tho
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guessimate
slam panel £40
Wings (pair) £300
Lights £250
Bonnet £200
painting fitting and welding £500+
slam panel £40
Wings (pair) £300
Lights £250
Bonnet £200
painting fitting and welding £500+
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Almost right Fraiser!
* slam panel : £100
* Wings : £90 each
* Lights : £90 each
* Bonnet : £150
* Welding : £500+
* Painting : £400+
....but a very close guesstimate!!!
By the way, the front slam panel design on the Mk4/5 is _totally_ different to that of the Mk3 which makes swapping them out virtually impossible. You could do it but you would risk vastly reducing the structural integrity of the front end of the car, which I'm not sure either you or your insurance company would appreciate
* slam panel : £100
* Wings : £90 each
* Lights : £90 each
* Bonnet : £150
* Welding : £500+
* Painting : £400+
....but a very close guesstimate!!!
By the way, the front slam panel design on the Mk4/5 is _totally_ different to that of the Mk3 which makes swapping them out virtually impossible. You could do it but you would risk vastly reducing the structural integrity of the front end of the car, which I'm not sure either you or your insurance company would appreciate
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Can be done! If we can put Astra Coupe Turbo lights on a Fezza te most things can happen - but as said above the whole front end structure would be comprimised.
Drop us a mail, by the way if you didn't know that bonnet has had a bonnet extension and washer jets removed
info@chameleonautomotive.co.uk
Drop us a mail, by the way if you didn't know that bonnet has had a bonnet extension and washer jets removed
info@chameleonautomotive.co.uk
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The Pictures will be posted when the car is completely finished, which won't be for a while yet.
Personally some things I wouldn't do and some things I would, with the headlight conversion we are doing the structure of the car is being fully re-strengthen.
I was pointing out that it could be done, but also could cause structual problems, especially if it's not done correctly, or if it's being done cheaply.
Many people ask us to do mad things, and virtually anything is possible, but as with most things there are danger, as long as people are aware of these sort of dangers then it is there choice!
However I do see your point, and anything that drastically disfigures the cars structure we would have to think about the pros and cons of it...
Will try and get you some pics very soon, as it happens the headlight conversion doesn't require as much structual changes as you may think.
Cheers
D
Personally some things I wouldn't do and some things I would, with the headlight conversion we are doing the structure of the car is being fully re-strengthen.
I was pointing out that it could be done, but also could cause structual problems, especially if it's not done correctly, or if it's being done cheaply.
Many people ask us to do mad things, and virtually anything is possible, but as with most things there are danger, as long as people are aware of these sort of dangers then it is there choice!
However I do see your point, and anything that drastically disfigures the cars structure we would have to think about the pros and cons of it...
Will try and get you some pics very soon, as it happens the headlight conversion doesn't require as much structual changes as you may think.
Cheers
D
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