The bad part and also the good part of being a trucker is that you do get to some obscure places. On Thursday I was heading from Kingsville, OH to Trenton, NJ, so I was cutting across PA and spotted a nice maroon fastback on the S.E. side of Linesville, PA. It was pulling out of Fiberglass Moldings ( I think that was the name of the shop). I slowed way down and gave the driver a big thumbs-up and got a dumb look back from him. :-)

Oh man, I hate when people do that. If you don't want people appreciating your car (I don't understand why not, but that's beside the point), then get a more practical, less cool car.

lol couldent have been me My car's ICM went again today

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What alot of people on here don't understand, To a lot of people the Fiero is just a cheap car that they use for transportation they could care less about the car or it's history. If a Chevy, Plymouth, or Honda had been selling for the same cheap price probably they would have brought the Chevy, Plymouth or Honda

Maybe you just took him by surprise, and that is what resulted in the dumb look.

Linesville, PA. He was most likely dumbfounded by the sight of your truck and confused by the license plate. Amityville is in PA and he remembered the movie!

After the posts in this thread I doubt if anyone is going to say "Yeah, that was me"

So Terry, you were a long way from Texas to be up that way :-)
It was most likley the look of shock from a trucker slowing down to give him a .

quote Originally posted by IIKool: What alot of people on here don't understand, To a lot of people the Fiero is just a cheap car that they use for transportation they could care less about the car or it's history. If a Chevy, Plymouth, or Honda had been selling for the same cheap price probably they would have brought the Chevy, Plymouth or Honda

I don't see that being true. I mean, I know it's cheap and all, but it's honestly very impractical. Bad EPA, 2seater, 2 door, too small, too low, and of coarse, everything breaks!!!!