You can find them here: http://mamodels.com/sportscars.html scroll down the page to see them. They have a Fiero GT Fastback model, a 1984 pace car model, and a 1985 GT coupe model to choose from. They have a lot of detail for the size and the prices range from $42.59 for the kits to $145 for a fully built one. I have one of the fastback ones but I haven't finished it yet because of lack of modeling supplies and time. I even got custom wheels for mine to match the ones I have on my car.

I see they have the IMSA Dole Fruit Race Car also but the picture doesn't match up.

I missed that one. Email the guy and let him know about that.

How long is a Fiero model in 1/43 scale?

quote Originally posted by GTGeff: I see they have the IMSA Dole Fruit Race Car also but the picture doesn't match up.

If you look at the IMSA cars, it's correct in that list.

Meh, doesn't look nearly as nice as my 1:25 Ertl 1988 Fiero GT model. Of course its not built yet, but the picture on the box looks almost exactly like my '88 GT (if my GT was two-toned), and I only paid $30 for it. In those little 1/43 models the '85 coupe doesn't look that bad, but the GT looks bad. On the GT the lines of the quarter window don't line up right, the wheels/tires don't look right, and from what I can see of the rear end the area below the taillights sticks out too much. But, you can't even find little '88 GT's like mine on ebay anymore.

1/43 scale Fiero is about 4 inches long.

Here is an old post I had made about the model when I first bought it.
https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Archives/Archive-000002/HTML/20050410-1-047744.html
I recently found a hobby store close to me and started gathering the materials I need to finish it finally.

Here is a picture of the body sitting on the new wheels.

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