I'm glad I caught your thread. Thanx for the kind words, but I've got a loonnnggg way to go to get to your point. Your car looks great. The color is fantastic. You've done an awesome job and I'd be proud to say I had a little part in it. Now I need to go to work to make money so I can finish...
Awesome...
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Aug 20th, 2006
chrishahn87 Member
Posts: 1584 From: East Berlin, Pa - USA Registered: Dec 2004
Originally posted by Back On Holiday: wow, update please!
How've you been Holiday??? I love what you have been doing with your car recently and after letting mine sit and rust for most of a year (took that long to get things on even ground after the divorce ), I think I am going to start on it again on the Fiero. It is still blue, still looks pretty good (although neglected ). First project for the car is to finish the doors - Firebird panel parts, new power locks, new window motors, new glass if I can find new - or at least not scratched, etc). I never did get my sub boxes installed and covered the way I wanted, so that'll be happening too --> ALL BEFORE CARLISLE IF THE SUN STAYS UP LONG ENOUGH
Going to be there this year? I'll introduce you to my new girlfriend
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Mar 24th, 2007
Haagster Member
Posts: 1378 From: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Registered: May 2001
Back to the salvage yard Today's haul - a prestine replacement Firebird dash!! The old one is cracked in a few places and has seen better days, so you can imagine my thrill in finding a perfect dash in the yard for $100. There were actually two 4th gen Firebirds in the yard, but one is noticably better than the other, so it will be going into my car!
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Apr 21st, 2007
Haagster Member
Posts: 1378 From: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Registered: May 2001
Let the (re)construction begin... I've been driving the Fiero since the "D"-word and have gotten nothing significant done to it... Too bad, since it was at about 75% completed. I just bought a Toyota Camry to drive around (thanks to my girlfriend and new job ), so the Fiero is moving back into the garage where it will live out its life as a "project/queen". Deconstruction begins again
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Haagster Member
Posts: 1378 From: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Registered: May 2001
End of an era - my wife and I have decided to get out of the Fiero. It is either for sale whole (or will be parted if not sold). Sorry to see it go, but it is time to say goodbye
check your sale add and email me some up-to-date pictures of the Fiero. I have the cash for it and can arrange pick up. goten@wi.rr.com
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Feb 6th, 2009
Haagster Member
Posts: 1378 From: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Registered: May 2001
), I think I am going to start on it again on the Fiero. It is still blue, still looks pretty good (although neglected 
). First project for the car is to finish the doors - Firebird panel parts, new power locks, new window motors, new glass if I can find new - or at least not scratched, etc). I never did get my sub boxes installed and covered the way I wanted, so that'll be happening too --> ALL BEFORE CARLISLE IF THE SUN STAYS UP LONG ENOUGH 
