So, I read on here once, that just before the decision to axe the Fiero, a new silver color was added. Someone else posted that records showed that only a scant few were produced (something like 20 cars), and 4 were t-tops. Has anyone ever seen one of these? Is this silver different from previous silver Fiero's? What's the paint number? It would be interesting to locate one of these! Kinda like finding a living dinasaur somewhere. Any witnesses? Maybe a VIN search? Just wondering.
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Posts: 19825 From: Clarendon Twp., MI Registered: May 2004
i have an 88 GT that was originally silver. You would know, some PO repainted it the dark red/marroon color instead. It is a project and will likely end up silver again.
I have a silver 88 GT! Will have to check and see if it has paint code 16 to confirm I have one of the (rare) 257 made? I was looking for a low mileage yellow 88 GT as I understood they were the most rare color made.
------------------ New owner of Silver 88 Fiero GT and second time owner of 1985 Fiero GT. Bought my first fully loaded Fiero GT new in 1985. Fiero's are Fabulous, Fix'em and have Fun! Note, Avatar picture is Mr. Bean (not me, ha ha).
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Posts: 19825 From: Clarendon Twp., MI Registered: May 2004
My understanding is that the 88 silver formula T-Top is the rarest fiero ever produced with only two produced. My yellow T-Top formula is one of only 37 I believe according to the T-Top registry and C&C records.
Any 88 is rare and well worth the restoration and care as long as it is not rusted out. Of course I'd save any fiero I could as there the most fun a poor man can have in automobile collecting!
I believe there is a thread somewhere in here that relates to the rarest of the rare according to the best available sources. I don't have time to check right now though.
