I feel like I've seen this car around before. Is the owner a member on here?

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It's a beautiful car and I really like it, no doubt more than the asking price was invested into it, but since when did Fieros sell for $20K?

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That belonged to fastback 88 on here. This is what it originally looked like:

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It's worth whatever he's willing to let it go for and whatever someone is willing to pay for it...there's someone out there who would be willing, most likely. A serious Fiero lover with a lot of extra income. It's not a bad price for how much he has in to it, just not worth it to most people.

I will say this....as an owner of a mildly modded 3.8 L SC Mera......its worth every penny of half that 23K
I will vouch for that

As a long time collector and restorer of all kinds of older cars, Ill tell you its nearly always impossible to sell a vehicle for what been spent on it. He may have $23,000 in it, but I doubt it will ever bring anywhere near that. Some kits may bring that if done well, but Id be REAL HARD pressed to ever pay more than around $8,000 for a stock bodied Fiero AT THE MOST. I had $20,000 in one with a Corvette V8 that was all new from end to end. Less than 4000 miles on the build and sold it for $5000 at a classic sale.

quote Originally posted by Stubby79: It's worth whatever he's willing to let it go for and whatever someone is willing to pay for it...there's someone out there who would be willing, most likely. A serious Fiero lover with a lot of extra income. It's not a bad price for how much he has in to it, just not worth it to most people.

What he said.. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

I would ask $23,000. It's up to the potential buyer to decide how much he wants to spend.