Some friends went to the Hollister Independence Day Motorcycle Rally in Hollister, CA. On their way home, they came across this and took a few pictures. I have seen these on the net, but really....What a waste of a Fiero
You know, I've never seen one of these car/bike things with any other car. That may be because this is a Fiero forum, but I have seen at least a half dozen of them using a Fiero. I just don't get it.
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FieroMGDriver Member
Posts: 961 From: Concord, NC USA Registered: Nov 2001
why a waste? it could have been wrecked or something. or i could even see someone intentionaly doing it, because i have seen another car done this way quite a few times. old volkswagon beatles. the same as fieros have become as common as volkswagons were for kit cars, the rear engine configuration lends it's self to trike projects.
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Challe Member
Posts: 81 From: Linkoping, Sweden Registered: Jun 2003
They all must think the Fiero is not worth keeping as a car.
------------------ Fierokid's baby: R.I.P.V-6 Swap 1987 Blue Fiero sport coupe White 1988 Fiero Formula AIM: Fierokid87 Rate Me Please 2.9L V-6: 2030 Compucam, Darrel Morse Fuel Presure Regulator, 9.5:1 comp, zeroed out ballanced crank, contecting rods matched, MSD 6A ignition box and Blaster GM style coil, Darrel Morse Bored out TB and intake, 19# Mustang Injectors, Removed TB coolant lines, Darrel Morse Dogbone strut, and more to come
I saw a picture of a white one on the net about 2 years ago that was done very well. The front end was like a Honda Goldwing. I cann't find it now. I don't know why you would do this.
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DL10 Member
Posts: 2350 From: Bloomington IL Registered: Jun 2000
You know, I've never seen one of these car/bike things with any other car. That may be because this is a Fiero forum, but I have seen at least a half dozen of them using a Fiero. I just don't get it.
Think about it. These bikes probably use the Fiero drivetrain. Not many small mid or rear-engined cars to choose from, and if you want it to be American made, then it has to be a Fiero. The one on this thread is the first one I've ever seen that I actually like. Hopefully, it was made from an already wrecked Fiero.
... and if you want it to be American made, then it has to be a Fiero.
You're forgetting the rear-engined Corvair, made by Chevrolet in the ‘60s. I don't recall seeing a picture of one of those made into a trike, but I'm sure someone's done it!
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Formula88 Member
Posts: 53788 From: Raleigh NC Registered: Jan 2001
there are 3 I think American Built Mid or Rear Engined Cars 66 Ford GT40 the Chevy Corviar and the Fiero. and now you can get the Saleen wich is also a High end mid-engined car.
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Has anyone saw a Fiero turned into something more useful than a dumbcycle. A boat, an airplane, or flower pot or perhaps? Hey! isn't the windup Fiero guy Jerry Garcia?
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Gokart Mozart Member
Posts: 12143 From: Metro Detroit Registered: Mar 2003
'86 SE
