Hello from one of the few Fieros on the Big Island of Hawaii. One owner, me, Later

welcome to the madness!

need pix, man! :]

https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/077195.html

I'm not sure of all the islands' names, but this one has a Hawaii plate on it...

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"Be not led astray, bretheren beloved..." -James 1:16.


Thanks, Danyel, for the graphic.

lucky!! i wanna move to hawii someday, so badly!!!

Howdy!!

Welcome to the madness!!

We'll be there in a few days to er um inspect the locale and make sure it's fit for a Fiero. We may need a couple of weeks to decide . Have plenty of food on hand to bribe the "officials"

Brad

Welcome to the forum. Kona coffee is the best.....
Larry

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Without question the greatest invention in the history of mankind is beer.
Oh I grant you that the wheel was also a fine invention
but the wheel does not go nearly as well with pizza.
-- Dave Barry

Hey Brah,
Ya know, there waz a Body Kit on an 84 down at the GM dealership back in 2000. Don't know if it still der. A guy named Tony knows bout it. He used to work used cars there. He used to work at Lex Brodie's there behind Blaine's by the mall. Or stop in at Lex Brodie and ask for Pupule, he knows too.
Shaka dude.

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When life gives you lemons, thank them for the Fiero.

Aloha!! Welcome. The army sent my family and I there from Aug. 1990 to July 1992 on Ohau. I was 10 and loved every day of it. Wish I could go back some day.

Aloha Hawaiian! I live on Oahu, hook up with me if you're ever here. I have an 88GT w/ t-tops and an 88 Mera. Had an 86GT too, but sold that. My Mera was bought locally here in Honolulu, but it led a pretty good life over in Capt Cook, from what I've been able to ascertain from its history.

There's an older gent here trying to sell his 87GT. Pretty nice, 5-speed, lowered, a/m rims, etc. And only $500. Catch is, hasn't run in five years. But always in a carport, so its pretty nice. Awfully tempting, but without it even running or being able to start, not sure how much would have to be thrown in.

Yeah, let's see some pics!

Tom

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Aloha................I was stationed at Kaneohe in the middle 50's.
You know....before they had anything other that Sabre jets?
Didn't appreciate the time I had there.
Had a chance to go up in a T-33 trainer but passed on that because our job was picking up young Marines who had crashed at sea.
"Chickened out" would be the word I am looking for.
Course now I wish I had.
It is beautiful there but I got tired of the green all the time.
Love my Michigan fall colors.
Have fun...........soak up the sun for me......