What's up with this? All of a sudden 8 Fieros show up on the same auction site due to water / flood damage.

https://www.iaai.com/Search?Keyword=fiero

There was flooding at Fieros Forever a few weeks ago. Don't know if these cars were there.

For future reference:

1G2PG3795FP271740
1G2PM37R9GP225452
1G2PG1190HP217357
1G2PG3797FP255507
1G2PE11R0HP215971
1G2PF37R3GP205613
1G2PF3790GP238178
1G2PF3793GP219866

I'm in Michigan, and the Midland/Sanford area where Fieros Forever is located was hit hard by flooding a few weeks ago.

Link to some pictures of the area here.

No idea if Fieros Forever was hit, but I would assume so

I seem to remember someone posting about FierosForever back during the flooding but I don't remember the details. Mapping shows they're not very far from the river, so it could be that they did suffer some flooding.

T top
One of the listings is an 88 coupe with T-tops, vin# 1G2PE1197JP220154
Listed as Metro DC area, looks like the common heater resistor fire damage. Further research shows this was originally a MRM Formula CJB with 48 codes on the sticker, a high option car. Sad end for a nice car.

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1988 Pontiac Fiero Formula, Yellow, original. (CJB #118)
1977 Pontiac Le Mans Can-Am W72, original, unrestored.
1977 Pontiac Grand LeMans
2003 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP L67/MN7 (Parts Car)
2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP L67/MN7 (DD)

[This message has been edited by CJB118 (edited 07-27-2017).]

The red 88 is heartbreaking... 26k miles... Looks brand new except for the rear end being ripped off of it...

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"Discord"
Red 1988 GT under restoration!

Let's Go Mets!

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I wonder if these were at his shop, or down the road at his house?