Found 4 Car and Drivers:

1. August 1983, P Car Revolution at Pontiac (on cover + article)

2. September 1983, Pontiac Fiero 2m4 (article)

3. December 1983, Pontiac Fiero SE, hot off the assembly line
-contiains a special "Christmas Gift Showcase" advertising with two prominent photos of an white 84

4. February 1986, Pontiac Fiero GT (article)
Contains a great quote "The new GT looks like a Honda CRX raised by a pack of Ferraris." -Rich Ceppos

3 Pontiac Dealer Brochures:

2 of the 1984s with the winding road on the cover. (Reminds me of the Northern California coast by Muir Woods)

1 of the 1986 with the red SE on it

And my most unusal score:

"Official Program 11th Annual Greater MPLS. & St . Paul AUTO SHOW March 10-18, 1984 Minneapolis Auditorium"
-Has a color full page ad with a Red 84 SE and Fiero Emblem hanging in the background.
I do not recall seeing this ad for sale anywhere before.
-Has a two page write up on the Fiero

I know this has nothing to do with your post. But i see you are from minnesota. I own a 000079.9 actual mile fiero that sat in a tech school from 1987-2003 near where you are from. It had a willmar school district sticker on it. Are you familiar with this car? It was a White 1987 notchback never driven or used.I dont have much history on the car except this. Did you ever hear of or see this car before? i own it now and have it safely tucked away & preserved for a future generation. If you or anyone near you remembers it please reply or email me at ED77KATR@aol.com Thanks Ed

I also found in the Classified Section in the February 1986 issue of Car and Drive the following ad:

EXCITEMENT!
BUILD YOUR OWN

The ultimate in fiberglass panels for the new Fiero.
We now have the SD4 styled "street" panels offered
in Stages I, II, and III plus unlimited combinations.
A complete line of fiberglass street panels also
available for other models. Please specify
[ ] FIERO [ ] TRANS AM [ ] CAMARO
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEND $1.00 EA
FOR POSTAGE AND HANDLING

DGP
DIVERSIFIED GLASS PRODUCTS, INC.
2475 BROWN ROAD DEPT. CD-5
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 48055 (313)-373-7575

There is a black & white picture of a 1984 Fiero Stage III. Looks like a converted INDY Pace Car with
white upper half with multi-colored bottom.

So anybody know anything about this car or company?

[This message has been edited by GTGeff (edited 11-16-2005).]

Any mention of a website?

quote Originally posted by Fiero1Fan: Any mention of a website?

No, Remember this was 1986 and the internet barely existed commerically.

I got a chance to see some of these tonight at the MFF club meet. Very cool Geff. I especially liked the catalogue that had a pic of the mill and drill machine. And that one that you didn't mention....that I think Rob was going to scan and post it....I won't say untill he posts the pic/article.
-Jon

[This message has been edited by Silicoan86 (edited 11-21-2005).]

quote Originally posted by GTGeff: I also found in the Classified Section in the February 1986 issue of Car and Drive the following ad: EXCITEMENT! BUILD YOUR OWN The ultimate in fiberglass panels for the new Fiero. We now have the SD4 styled "street" panels offered in Stages I, II, and III plus unlimited combinations. A complete line of fiberglass street panels also available for other models. Please specify [ ] FIERO [ ] TRANS AM [ ] CAMARO FOR FURTHER INFORMATION SEND $1.00 EA FOR POSTAGE AND HANDLING DGP DIVERSIFIED GLASS PRODUCTS, INC. 2475 BROWN ROAD DEPT. CD-5 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN 48055 (313)-373-7575 There is a black & white picture of a 1984 Fiero Stage III. Looks like a converted INDY Pace Car with white upper half with multi-colored bottom. So anybody know anything about this car or company?

Yes, DGP was the official company that built the Fiero race car bodies and GM allowed them to make the aftermarket parts as well. They designed the "widebody" kits. Around 1989/1990 DGP closed it's doors and IRM bought all the DGP Fiero molds. Two years or so ago IRM closed their doors and Doug at Fiero Warehouse bought the DGP molds from IRM. So the parts sold by Fiero Warehouse are actually the original DGP designs.

www.fierowarehouse.com

The car in the pic (although it is black and white, DGP's original catalog was in color) has a white top, red stripe, and the bottom was a metallic blue/gray. The actual car was raffled off around late summer of 1987 at an IMSA race. The car was suppose to have went to a guy who lived in northern Indiana. The car had a 232hp SD4 in it just like the real Pace car. It was DGP's Display car for about 2.5 years. They also had a aero-notchback and a Fastback car as well but I never heard where they went.

That's about all the info I have.

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