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If its real and not just some joker who saw one at a meet some where. Nice story as well, I almost bought one that way when I was at GM but knew better than to buy a first year model anything.
Steve
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A Fiero is only worth what a buyer will pay for it. My experience has shown that amount is not much! It appears that many (or possibly the majority) of Fiero owners seem to be interested in improving the car to what they envision should have been GM's original intent when the car made its debut. Hence what later resulted was a poor mans custom/hot rod/racer group of enthusiasts that appreciated the timeless look and sports car flair. The 84 being sold in the referenced ad, is by the owners own admission an all original preservation car. While there are only small amount of original examples left, the Fiero doesn't seem to attract true collectors. The AACA collector seems to be interested in the big bucks 57 Chevys, old Corvettes, the 60's/70's muscle cars, and the classics. Very few Fiero owners fall into this group and I'd be surprised if this Fiero sells for $6 grand.
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That does look like a time capsule car but I agree that he probably won't get $6k, I would guess maybe $4k. Might be easier to sell to an enthusiast if it was a 4 speed car.
This is an 80s time capsule! 1984 Pontiac Fiero SE, 4 cylinder, auto, sunroof, factory air, all original 66137 MILES! This is an orginal paint other than the front bumper cover and right fender (both painted when it was 6 months old) survivor. Must see, all types of paperwork included, window sticker, service manual, invoice to purchase as a GM employee, etc.... My father bought it new. Ordered in October of 1983, delivered in January 1984. 30 years in the same family! It is a true preservation auto. It still has original belts and hoses. Interior is all original and beautiful. Headlights go up and down like they should! This car is all about preservation, not restoration.
Take it to car shows, put it on display, whatever you want!
The AC was converted to R134 in the late 90s, it has some type of restriction, so I do not use the air. It has had all of the campaigns done for the oil leaks, but it still leaks some oil. Just letting everyone know that it is a 30 year old GM car, so it is not without it's sins.
I hate to sell it, but I do not have time to drive it. It needs to be with a collector that will treat it like the time capsule it is.
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As long as it is posted, it is available.
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