Fieros

Where are they all coming from?

I saw no less that 6 different Fieros (Fieroes?) to and from work today (40 miles total) ranging all model years, sub-model, and color.

I want one!!

Your thread reminded me of today's strange occurrence. I have an '87 BMW 325is also, btw.

I noticed that too. I usually see the same maroon car on my way to work every day since spring, and one or two coming up the opposite direction on the highway. I wouldn't mind owning an '88 GT... provided I had a garage to put it into in the winter.

Look at this one, I never expected to see one that looked this clean.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/kit/cto/1190651002.html

Fieros rule! I still need to get another one and actually build it into the N*iero I started 6 years ago. I'd buy back the same stuff I already had if I could find it. Quasimofo, where it at?

Why would anyone bother with a N* anymore when the LS4 motor has the right bell housing bolt pattern for the Fiero already? Toss a manifold, carb, and MSD box on it and you could have it running in a weekend.

Ya'll are lucky. The only fieros I get to see down here are really beat up or just wasting away.

oldopelguy wrote: Why would anyone bother with a N* anymore when the LS4 motor has the right bell housing bolt pattern for the Fiero already? Toss a manifold, carb, and MSD box on it and you could have it running in a weekend.

Are you suggesting they push start it? The starter is the biggest hang up with the ls4 unless you stick with the auto.

Bryce

Small price to pay for awseomeness.