Another New Guy! (Page 2/2)
Phosphor_Burn AUG 09, 12:35 PM
Dang, that looks clean. I'm a "notchback for life!" kind of guy, but I like the look of the fastbacks without the spoiler like that.

Sounds like the two previous owners didn't leave much cause for worry.

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'85 GT 3.4 L

87_FieroGT AUG 15, 09:06 AM
Wow, a gold car that's actually still gold! They've usually turned some shade of silver by now. Congratulations on a beautiful and original car. I've always loved the gold GTs and SEs.

Looks like the 2nd owner got a lot done. I'd definitely flush the brake fluid and inspect the lines, etc.

Enjoy your Fiero!

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1988 Pontiac Fiero GT, Black w/Beechwood interior
2018 Volkswagen Golf GTI S

da.slyboy AUG 15, 09:39 AM

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Originally posted by 87_FieroGT:

Wow, a gold car that's actually still gold! They've usually turned some shade of silver by now. Congratulations on a beautiful and original car. I've always loved the gold GTs and SEs.





When I first picked up my SE I thought it was a silver car, until I seen the gold when I opened the door
2.5 AUG 15, 02:00 PM
Welcome!
Drive it to many Fiero events and you will slowly uncover what you would like to fix
Basic manufacturer recommended maintenance is a great place to start.

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mafv8 AUG 15, 06:09 PM
That looks great, hard to believe its over 30 years old.

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84SE, aero body, 4 speed and an injected 355 V8

Spoon AUG 15, 06:46 PM
Wow that's a nice one. Did you try to haggle on price while maintaining a straight face? Now that its yours how would you like to double your return on investment real quick?? LOL..

Enjoy..
Spoon

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"Kilgore Trout once wrote a short story which was a dialogue between two pieces of yeast. They were discussing the possible purposes of life as they ate sugar and suffocated in their own excrement. Because of their limited intelligence, they never came close to guessing that they were making champagne." - Kurt Vonnegut

WKDFIRO SEP 02, 05:01 PM
16,000 miles?! Wow, that's a good find!

Congrats. The new fuel pump would have been on the top of my list.

Even with low mileage the 33 year old rubber bushings will probably give you a lot of slop. Start easy with the sway bar bushings (easiest to change out) and you'll probably feel a great difference.
Flying_Dan SEP 04, 02:52 PM
Wow, that is a clean GT! I always liked the fastback with no wing look.

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