http://cgi.ebay.de/1986-ZIM...m?_trksid=p1638.m122

Auction is in British pound , location of the Car is USA , found the auction while browsing in german ebay......

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1984 Fiero Sport
1987 Fiero
1984 Fiero SE
1999 Chrysler Grand Voyager 3.3 LX LPG

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Here's the British auction on the same car.

http://cgi.ebay.com/1986-ZI...m?_trksid=p1638.m122

If it goes for that price, then I would consider it a deal, but it does need lots of TLC. But then I'm not sure if it's real since it's actually listed in 2 auctions.

Dan

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WOW..... I never knew such a car existed. Looks awsome. I expect Huggy Bear to step out of it at any time.

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Julian - MERA #8071

personally Im not fond of the Zimmer. I think it takes away from what the Fiero was to begin with. And thats a 2 seat sports car.

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Is there anything you can't turn a Fiero into? LOL But as said above, I like it as a Fiero just fine.

Jim

I wrote to them to ask about seeing the car. I will be in Ventura this weekend. We shall see.

They were a $50K+ car when new. They are an interesting car, The Zimmer Car company is now under new ownership in Syracuse, NY now. This particular one needs lots of TLC (Mr Mikes seats and other interior work). They never were a big seller as with many of the other Zimmer styled cars. A curiosity car for a collector keeping in mind the rarity of the car and spare parts.

I would love one of those

i'd take it, and be trying to find an automoda kit for it if it would work on it.

I'm going to go look at it on Saturday. Apparently it is real. Don't know why it is listed on foreign eBay sites.

If I had one of those, I would SO drive around with one of those pimp hats with the feather...

Good luck, songman, hope it's a good deal!

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That is sharp! Reminds me of those '83 vettes that looked kinda like that....remotely....sorta....

Anyways, I really like the dash stylings too.

I already have the hat for that

Here it is on ebay USA. Ventura, Ca., United States US $5,924.10
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http://cgi.ebay.com/1986-ZI...m?_trksid=p1638.m122


Looks like a very good deal to me. I never really liked the car very much but for that price ???????
Ed

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quote Originally posted by 86fierofun: That is sharp! Reminds me of those '83 vettes that looked kinda like that....remotely....sorta....

No such animal as an '83 Corvette.

Actually there is... There is one remaining and it is in the museum in Bowling Green. They built 43, just never sold any. But it exactly the same as the 84 anyway.

http://www.corvetteblog.com...g-1983-corvette.html

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http://lcford.ebizautos.com...ail.aspx?iid=2695588

I found this in my travels.

quote Originally posted by Monkeyman: No such animal as an '83 Corvette.

I should have been a little less vague. It was based off I think an 82, and sold in 83. I think the name was Phillips or something like that. It looked like an Excaliber.

oh no not the '83 Corvette debate again!


i like the Quicksilver, i think it would be a perfect car for a 4.9 swap. that motor seems to fit that style of car.

Ack! I can't find it anywhere! It was based off the corvette chassis, and they only sold them in 83. Bach!!! two of them kind of regularly come to car shows around here too. Dang it. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

quote Originally posted by KaijuSenso: oh no not the '83 Corvette debate again!

Not really much of a debate. It's parked in the Corvette museum. What is there to debate about it?

quote Originally posted by Songman: Not really much of a debate. It's parked in the Corvette museum. What is there to debate about it?

i just remember a very large back and forth a while ago that went nowhere and we don't need to clutter this thread do we

Here is a picture of the white 1983 http://www.corvettemuseum.c...l_tour/skydome.shtml at the museum. Rick

Pretty much settles it, don't it?

By the way I think the Zimmer QS looks like a Lincoln and would have to say he took some of the designs from it. If not the front wheel drive Eldorao and Tornado of 1969 and early 70's
Rick

The Zimmer is for real. I went over and saw it today. A very nice restorable car. It would need a complete restore but most of the parts are there to do it.

One thing that surprised me - I knew the Quicksilver was built on a Fiero. But I never paid much attention and always thought they jsut put a fiberglass body on a Fiero. I knew the front and rear were long but figured it was just fiberglass outside the wheel wells. It didn't take me long to figure out that the wheelbase was lengthened on this car by a couple of feet! This is a long car!

quote Originally posted by Songman: ... I knew the front and rear were long but figured it was just fiberglass outside the wheel wells. It didn't take me long to figure out that the wheelbase was lengthened on this car by a couple of feet! This is a long car!

True, one peek at the front trunk shows you that the wheelbase had to grow.

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There is one here arround Woodhaven MI. I talked to the owner about a year ago. it was in very good condition, but have not seen in this past fall.
Hope to see him so he would bring it to the 25th. Maybe I will see it this summer.

Ron T

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I have never seen a more perfect candidate for a 4.9.

Oh, by the way... this car has power steering too!

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quote Originally posted by Songman: I have never seen a more perfect candidate for a 4.9.

Funny you should say that: