one rare fiero.

[monsterhunter]

well my friend sent me this like to a Pontiac Fiero, and i was like wow no way could it be worth that much. but then as i read on, i would actually buy this...
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/ctd/1241524591.html

[BART]

Looks nice, but in the end, it's still a Fiero.

[monsterhunter]

Originally Posted by ZX9RBART

Looks nice, but in the end, it's still a Fiero.

yea thats true, but its still kinda cool to see it in like mint condition, with 400 something miles on it.

[bosco72]

it's not front wheel drive and way to much for a 4cy.you can get a 88 v6 with the same miles for the same price

[BART]

Originally Posted by bosco72

it's not front wheel drive and way to much for a 4cy.you can get a 88 v6 with the same miles for the same price

An 88 with 400 miles? show me where please.

[greenday]

yeah that is a bit much. that is pretty cool, like a time capsule almost. it's remniscent of the days of wild hair-do's and boom boxes on the shoulder.lol.

[monsterhunter]

Originally Posted by greenday

yeah that is a bit much. that is pretty cool, like a time capsule almost. it's remniscent of the days of wild hair-do's and boom boxes on the shoulder.lol.

yea it is, its really cool just because of that, remembers the hold days and when it was a nice old car.

id be the guy that bought it, took it straight the shop and chopped it in half and extended the frame. ripped the motor and body off it, and threw in a v8 and a lamborghini kit body lol. completely trash that worthless waste of a saved car.

why couldnt that guy of done that to something cool!! like, something rare, or more classic.

Could you imagine finding a 60's mustang or camaro in that same condition. Holly crap.

[supraboi97]

I saw a 69 camaro Z-28 on ebay like a year ago that was all original with a little over 2,000 miles and it was insane. I would have loved to have it but it was obviously well in the 6 digits.

[Bananabrain]

I knew someone who found a 70's Chevelle with 400 Original Miles on it & the body & interior & everything else was all original & in mint condition. To bad he didnt buy it. lol

[123Vette]

i wonder if the white vette in the garage is also the same condition.....

[dccracing]

that is cool that they found a perfect fiero, but it also happens to be on of the early crap fieros. now if it was one from their last year of production, that would be sweet.

[monsterhunter]

Originally Posted by SPR

id be the guy that bought it, took it straight the shop and chopped it in half and extended the frame. ripped the motor and body off it, and threw in a v8 and a lamborghini kit body lol. completely trash that worthless waste of a saved car.

why couldnt that guy of done that to something cool!! like, something rare, or more classic.

Could you imagine finding a 60's mustang or camaro in that same condition. Holly crap.

i would do the same thing there, and shove some kind of kit on it and drive it till it blew up, why he deiced to save this car we will never know, maybe he thought it would be worth something? who knows. but its still pretty cool little time capsule, ive seen a few muscle cars with the same millage and such on ebay a few times, but we all know the price of those things went high 6 digits.


[QUOTE]123Vette i wonder if the white vette in the garage is also the same condition...../QUOTE]
and you will never know..unless you call the guy or something, imagine how .much he would want for it if it was the same condition.

[jimmythekid1]

It would be hard to blow that thing up the motor will long out last the car, its an old "Iron Duke". By the way which is a true Pontiac engine unlike the 2.8 which is a chevrolet engine. Value is not always placed on output, but in this case who knows?

[texan_idiot25]

Originally Posted by jimmythekid1

It would be hard to blow that thing up the motor will long out last the car, its an old "Iron Duke". By the way which is a true Pontiac engine unlike the 2.8 which is a chevrolet engine. Value is not always placed on output, but in this case who knows?

That's if the Iron Duke didn't burn the car down.