87 GT- Inside and out

I've got A tiny bit, though not enough for any of the
bezels.

It's similar to this;
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/AutoCustomPe
rformance/Decals/PRD~0410292P/Carbon+Fibre+Pattern+Adhesi
ve+Film.jsp?locale=en

But comes in larger rolls and is found directly next to
the window tint.



Spent literally all day today putting on the new bumper
which required removing the hood.... BIG mistake. Ended
up grinding up the edges into the SMC/fiberglass and
after a few hours, finally got it to the point where it
would even close!

The hood is ridiculous!

Ordered a mustang scoop and in the process of finding some
epoxy/filler for the rear decklid.

Thank-you Dr., I swear I tried the IMG code, but they
wouldn't show up. I think I might be crazy, or maybe they
take a while to load?

Also, Mr.Mikes seats, firewall cover, and lower door skins
are almost here!

While I can't drive the fiero... I can install the Mr.Mikes
seats that just arrived!

Going to hopefully get these done in the next few days,
going to do it nice a slow, make sure it's perfect :)

Try a different web browser. This forum seems to be a bit weird and starts a new line of text after so many characters on some browsers (like Chrome and most cell phone browsers), which breaks your image tags.

ive found some times i have to change the
the file name to somthing a little shorter,like
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an then it will except the file,all so have to hit
the return bar when posting a pic after text.
hope this helps

Finishing the rest of the Mr.Mikes lower door skins as we
speak, might wait to fully install until I buy my black
carpet though.

Pictures when they are done, now that I know how to post
them!

Also going to get some work done on the sub-box, but I need
suggestions on finishing it.

Would you get it professionally upholstered( was quoted for
almost 200$ ) or go another route?

One step forward, two back!

After removing the headliner after realizing it was still
in bad condition and grey, it fell into 7 pieced. After
numerous attempts to save it, I had to order a fiberglass
replacement from the fieroshop...

The shipping was twice the price on the unit, ouch!

Looks like it won't be done before I go away for a month at
the end of this month, oh well; it'll still be sitting
there when I get back!

Got the dash in as well as the door panels today. I'm
scrambling, looking for screws... note to self, label
EVERYTHING. I'm going to probably end up with extra
screws... but as long as everything is tight and it works I
won't worry about it.

Looking good though, starting to shape up.

I'll snap some once I get the headliner in tomorrow :)

There's one flaw i hadn't noticed though, I glued the black
vinyl lower door panel on a little off, and now there's a
gap between the concaved ridge and the vinyl... bugging me
but not sure how to fix it quite yet.

I'm also going to run the wiring for my sub before I
install the firewall cover back on; how do I get through
the firewall to the battery? Are there any problems with
just drilling a small hole straight through?

If you drill high up roughly the same height as the battery, you will be fine. I chose to do that rather than run the extra 2 feet of wire to go from my amp's power feed around the amp, down to the shift cable, then back from the cable up to the battery. Just make sure to use a good fuse and a grommet if possible. Fuse is mandatory, grommet is recommended. I ran it like this for years and did not have any issues.

However as the good doctor said, if you drill down low, you will find out that you have multiple things in your way and several layers of sheet metal to deal with.