My place only has a carport also. The only thing that really bothers me is I get all the leaves blowing in all the time.

Yeah! But it's a DRY heat!!!!
I got pine needles blowing in!

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bluewater46@hotmail.com
1986 coupe
1984 coupe

quote Originally posted by 007DOUG: I'm installing the already painted pearl white body on the 86 GT with a camaro 3.4 and T-tops.

Hi 007,
Sure could use any info on that T-Top install
that is in your future.Planning on doing the same.
Any problems,or snags you ran into.
Short-cuts, and what not to do.
Are you going to enforce the frame?

Tina

Tina, could you please show us a pic of where
you are going to do this T-Top Install???
LET US SEE THE SHOP!!!!

j/k

DXR_DAD

You mean like open up the Garage-door,
in -10 temps??
Poor fiero would get a cold.
Honestly the garage is such a mess right now,
I'be embarrassed if my neighbors saw it.

Tina

lol,!!!!!!

quote Originally posted by fiero56: I like 80F and humid. Hot, sunny, and sticky, I love it like that!!! I just think of the snow as the white sand down on the Gulf.

I've been trying to convince 87ECO5 to move down here. Don't know if you caught my story on some other post, but I was there by you for 14 years: Wilmington, Middletown, and Waynesville. I like the cold & snow so I didn't complain, but there was one perfect day in the spring and one in the fall. But I have really gotten spoiled in the year and a half I've been here. Lots of great weather, if you can just survive the hottest part of the summer. Kinda sounds like you already know all about it though. Sorry to rub it in. Just trying to get more Fiero neighbors, can't blame me for that.

The minivan and the 5.0 are in the other garage.....I couldn't split up a pair!

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BBBAD V8

BBBAD GT

BBBAD 5.0

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Tina

The t-top install & 3.4 swap were done a year and a half ago by The Fiero Factory in AL. I just need the time to install the body.

Here's a REALLY general picture series of the T-top install: http://www.geocities.com/fierowarehouse/ttopinstall.html I took them a horribly rusted 84 coupe w/T-tops. They removed the T-tops, and installed them in a perfect 86 GT frame.

My suggestion: Pay FF to install. They have all the proper tools and most importantly......the expierence!! I know there's a few forum mebers installing t-tops themselves right now. They know where i'm coming from.

BBBadGT, what do mean "Other Garage"??????
please feel me in.

lol !!!!!

Well, I'm new here but I thought that I would post a pic of where my '84 lives

This is actually the first Fiero that I have owned, but definately will not be the last!!

-Ted

I feel for ya Ted. Like I said we don't get that here in the big city

That's a kinda small House!!!! lol

DXR_DAD

007

quote Originally posted by 007DOUG: My suggestion: Pay FF to install.

Do they make housecalls?
AL is rather far away from MN,especially when you gotta bring two cars up there
(Donor and recipient)
Just out of curiosity,and perhaps future reference. How much did that set you back?
$wise
RE body flex= I guess you learn something everyday

Thanks a lot
Info much appriciated

Whoa!
It's 46 degrees with rain today!
Think I need to go farther SOUTH!
Anyone know of any job openings in Cuba?
Are there Fiero's there?
Is cigar smoking mandatory?
Is there life north of the Mason/Dixon Line between December and April?
Can you tell I'm on Vacation?
Sorry! Think I'll go fix the back-up lights on the car!
Peace!
Mike

Just wanted to see if there were any more???

"THE WAX DOWN"

DXR_DAD

I want a garage I dream of having one everyday.

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88 Coupe V6

My pics

Here you go,DXR DAD
Still haven't cleaned up garage,but here a pic of the shop.

WHO SAID WE Don't Take Care Of Our Cars??
WHO SAID They Don't know any shops that work
on Fieros?? Nice looking shop Tina, the kinda place I wouldn't mind taking the Black Toy.
Very clean!!!!!

hey dad, that spoiler doesn't look stock. is it?

OPPS

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OOPS!!

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My garage is a little more "cozy" than some of the rest of you folks. I guess that's the end result of managing to nestle 5 dirtbikes, a freezer, a refrigerator, multiple storage shelves, and a Fiero into a modest 2 car garage.

Here's a shot showing a little more of my home. As you can see, I'm "working" on one of my Fieros right now. If only I had more tools like this!

A better shot of the work in progress...

No Sqoach thats not a stock wing. I got it from SuperX, best I can tell it is a after market Mustang style?

BOOMER!!!! I will never let you use my Fiero again!!!! Now fix it!!!

BOOMER!!!! how do you dare do that to a fiero!!!!!
There should be a law about that, grrr I'll become a judje just to throw you in jail!!! (jk)

btw.... what kind of tires does that car have? (fiero) they look pre 50's era!

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Other than the rear being quite flat now, I'm not exactly sure what kind of tires they are, maybe some sort of Generals. Here's another pic. Perhaps you can tell a little better....

Hey Boomer can I get one of those tools at NAPA?

Was that an 86-87 coupe? I'm guessing by the wheel covers.

Here's a pic of my Fieros home...yes, It's dark and cold but hey, it's home

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Jeff
AOL IM : Only2xsess

quote Was that an 86-87 coupe?

Actually, it technically still IS an 87 coupe.

And not to worry, people. This is the car that I spun out and slammed rearend first into a concret barrier at 60mph, virtually destroying the entire rearend. Nothing salvagable was ruined during this little stunt (I purposely avoided driving up on the front end so as not to damage or destroy any of those parts). As I have already removed the parts I need from it to use on my 85 GT, I am giving the car to another local Fiero enthusiast who has the room to store it until he can remove all of the remaining usuable front end and interior parts. And believe it or not, the engine still runs (well, that is if you replaced the fuel lines I swiped off of it ) and the automatic transmission appears to have survived the crash as well.