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Location: Fort Langley, BC
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1985 Pontiac Fiero
Bought: Jan, 0001
Sold: Jan, 0001
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1986 pontiac fiero gt $5,049.99
1984 PONTIAC Fiero $11,999.00
Rare 1986 Pontiac Fiero GT $3,000.00
1986 PONTIAC FIERO 2M4 T-ROOF $2,000.00
1984 Pontiac Fiero SE first year with only 102000 miles $1,500.00
Last updated: Jul 26, 2006
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Posted by: electric85
09/19/2007 10:37AM
nice ride! i was thinking about the same seat covers but i'm a long way off from getting to that. looking forward to seeing your upgrades!
Posted by: FieroProject
12/28/2006 07:34PM
Look in the buy and sell and notice the price differences between notchbacks and fastbacks. Check out my conversion!
Posted by: NissanLow5
12/25/2006 10:52PM
hey man very nice fiero you live in fort langley! small world
Posted by: dimeadozen
03/07/2006 09:34PM
Hey its a nice car. too bad the engine puked out tho. you should try to fix the engine if you have money and time or do it yourself. If you change the engine the value of the car may drop dramatically even though you put a bigger one in, because of the ident numbers if you try to resell it. As for the body, its all snap on so going from notch to fast would maek it look better, and if you ever sell it, just hold on to the other set as a back-up. I hope you find a good engine for it. If you need parts I know one of the best fiero yards around. Just let me know. :) Mike.
Posted by: YELLOWFIERO88
03/05/2006 03:13PM
Looks like you got a real nice car to start off with. You just about stole it for that amount of money. Should look even better when you are done. The 3.4 is a easy swap to do, the hardest part is redrilling the starter, other than that it is bolt in. The 3.1 should be a direct bolt-in with out any problems. If you got any technical questions, go to www.fiero.nlBrian
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