Fast-Fibers

Bump... Looking for all feedback, positive or negative guys

I polished all of the molds and these things look really good. No pin holes, basically scuff and paint!

The stock frame Draggin Glass molds are finally done! These will be $300 shipped including the stainless grille. Let me know what you guys think

Metallic would be good. A darker color of purple will make any chrome or billet you have really pop out, however too much of one color can be a bad thing as well. I think that aluminum nerfs and wheels would look very good against your purple frame and whatever fenders you decide to go with. Lew at chassis fab makes a one piece carbon hood if you want to spend $700, and I make a one piece fiberglass hood that I am getting ready to post for $300. Obviously the fiberglass would need to be painted. Once again this is just my opinion.

A dark plum purple looks really good. Im not a big fan of simulated carbon but thats JMO.

I have a set of sand star's on a dune bike and they work great. I'm a fan of the douglas rims over the ITP rims. Classic!

More than likely they use what is called "Water Transfer Printing". It is a very cool process where the part is actually dipped into a water bath that has a printed film layer on the top that sticks to the surface as it is dipped. I personally am not a fan of the fake carbon look, there is nothing like the real thing. You should be able to cut them without having any problems. Here is a link to a website the shows some of the products coated using this process. Hydro-Dip

Send me a PM when you are ready for them and I will get them in the mail!

Fronts closed Grille are $225 to your door!

These will be available with both an open or closed grille. I thought I had posted pictures of the rear but apparently I didn' so here they are. The rears are the same price as the standard front, but if you order as set the are $375 for closed front and rear fender or $450 with open front and rear fender. Here are the pictures, http://s993.photobucket.com/albums/af53/Fast-Fibers/Banshee/

They will be available both open and closed. The new molds will be ready very soon so I can get you guys hooked up.

Here are a few pictures of them on a stock chassis bike. (Tedder) they are the same length as the stock fenders. http://s993.photobucket.com/albums/af53/Fast-Fibers/Banshee/

I'm just trying to put a design together that hasn't been over done and we will be good to go.

Here is a couple of pics of my current build. Also shows how the fronts will be cut for a grille http://s993.photobucket.com/albums/af53/Fast-Fibers/Banshee/

The site will up and running soon. I have attached a picture of the standard front and a set that has been cut for a grille. They are sitting on a drag chassis but they will fit a stocker. The open fronts with grille will be available very soon. http://s993.photobucket.com/albums/af53/Fast-Fibers/Banshee/

I offer one piece fronts with a closed face for 225 shipped to your door, and will soon have them with an open face and stainless grille for 300 shipped. I took over for The Barn Guys.

I didn't take it as negative, I should have been more careful with my wording. I just meant that I want to know what I can do to make you guys satisfied with the products. I personally have not had one on a stock chassis and as far as I know they are stock length. However I will Put one on a stocker this weekend and get some pics up for you to see.

The molds for the fronts were pulled from a modified stock fender to ensure all of the mounting holes remained the same. Could you explain in greater detail what you do not like about them. All feedback is welcome positive or negative.

These are just a few pics. I have many more and love to share my experience with everyone. I have turned a wrench or did fab work on every car posted in that album. Hope you all enjoy.

I am just now getting back into sand drags so I don't have any complete bikes yet. I am working on a stock cylindered dune dragger in a suspended drag chassis to have some fun with. I am originally from Mulvane Kansas and I am currently living and going to college in Pittsburg Kansas. I got my first banshee when I was twelve years old and have been riding ever since. I got out of atvs for a while and started working on cars and even worked for Abacus Racing of Virginia Beach during the summers doing all of their composites fabrication. This year we won the GT3 SCCA national championship and some of my work has been recognized at the Amelia Island concours car show. I will post some pictures of some of the beautiful cars I have had the privaledge to be a part of and will post pictures of the banshees in the near future. I hope these pictures show my dedication to quality. Thanks, Brad http://s993.photobucket.com/albums/af53/Fast-Fibers/?newest=1

The current models will fit on a stock chassis but the closed radiator face prevents air from getting to the radiator. The new models will be the same design just with an open face and stainless grille.

No one has any pictures or comments for me?!?

Hey guys I just wanted to introduce my self as the new owner of the operation formerly known as " The Barn Guys" and will be continuing their "Draggin-Glass" line. I will continue with the same price for all current models, and plan to release a front hood with a mirrored stainless grille for those of you with stock frames. I am currently working on a website, but fenders can be purchased via paypal. Feel free to send me a PM with any questions or to place an order. If you already have a set of Draggin-Glass please post pictures along with any comments about the products. Thanks, Brad