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Fiero = First Car? by Mr_jacob7
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Outa curiosity, how many of you had the fiero as a first car?

Mine was so clichè. i love it. i was mowing my neighbor's lawn, and spied it all fenced up in her back-yard. asked her about it, and she said it was sitting for 7 years; she was origional owner. worked out a deal where i'd mow her lawn for free for X amount of months, and she'd let me tow it home. white 1984 SE. Dad helped me fix 'er up, and she was running within the month. new alternator, and fuel pump, and she was ready to go.

Hollywood would be proud. :]

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My 86 GT was my first car and I've had it for about 5 years...
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HI all

Technically, my first car was an '84 monte carlo, though she looked sooo rough that I never titled it, or got her running..... Which brings me to my first Fiero, an '88 Coupe auto..... That was the first car I had ever put in my name and I was 19 when that happened, so 13 yrs ago........ Graduated in '95...

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My first car was an 85 SE. I miss that car terribly. I had it for 2 years. Drove it for 5 months. Rest of the time it was on jack stands. I had to buy another Fiero just so I could drive one
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Technically yes, the Fiero was my first car. I was driving my father's 97 Mercury Sable for a couple years, and when I got the Fiero, my little brother started driving the Sable, until he wrecked it. DOHC Duratec + 20mph curve @ 55mph = rolled four times, car totaled. That car had HORRIBLE understeer, as well as being just plain horrible.

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Sadley no mine wasent but i wish it was.
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My first car was a 64 Volkswagen Microbus. Fieros hadn't been invented yet.
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Yes, my Fiero was my first car.

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Yes, my Fiero was my first car.


Mine is too!


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My first car wasen't a Fiero
but they'll be my vehicle of choice for years to come.
Even when I have a family I'll always have a Fiero (or two )

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White 1985 SE was my first car. Sitting out in the driveway right now, the only car I own or have owned.

Edit: Hey James, I like how your steering wheel is on the right hand side. I've never been out of the us so I've never seen one.

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Yep... I got my 85GT earlier this year. My goal was to get something *I* wanted and pay cash for it. Family had been pressuring me into something "safe" (I.e. Honda, Toyota). I found the fiero and fell in love. I've not even had it a year yet and I feel as though I've been driving one since they were new.

I think everyone should learn to drive with a car that has rack&pinion manual steering. Nothing like truly feeling the road. For me, it keeps driving from being a chore - I actually want to go places... If only so I can find a good curve or a nice rise. Its a real experience - something that everyone who has ridden along wants to feel again.

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My Indy was my first car, Iv'e had it since I was 15 years old, so I've had it over 11 years.
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That would have been nice. Sadly they were not around when I started driving. Besides in 84 if it didn’t have a V8 I wouldn’t have looked at it twice if it had more than 2 wheels.
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its my first car
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my first car also
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my first car was a 72 honda civic,air cooled 1169. cu inches ,10 in wheels ,max speed ...about 50 mph with two passengers and a good tail wind ,held about 4 gals if i remember and seemed to go forever on that fuel,i was 14 and cut grass and drug it out of a neighbors yard ,my parents wouldnt let me leave the yard for a while so i used it like a go kart until they got tired of the yard being tore up....he he he .......fun car.....my dad held it up so i could change a tire one day .....ill always remember him laughing holding up the car while i was changing the tire......too damn funny
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My first car was a 'Gold' 86 notchie with a duke. My dad got it when I was 14 thinking I was going to put a kit on it, but we thought it was in too good of shape to cut it up. I drove it until I was 18, then my dad drove it a little while before he sold it.

The fiero I have now is the junker we got and put the 355 kit on.

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Mine is too!



wow...that's a clean looking car
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86 gt was my first car. Ive owned it since march 2005
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Nope. My 1st car was a 65 Ford Fairlane. (August 1968).

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Mine was. It was an 87 SE and it was taken from me by a lifted jeep that t-boned me on the right side. I miss that car.
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My first was an 87 GT my second was an 87 GT and my 4 is an 88 GT
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Noooo, I found out that they weren't coming out for another 13-14 years after I turned 16, I decided not to wait! LOL

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Yes, I know I'm resurrecting this thread (is that ok to do?) but I wanted your pros and cons as to the idea of a Fiero as a first car. For those of you who are my age (15-17) a few questions- how much do you pay for insurance? are they safe (for the parents' approval)? how much are parts/maintenance (at my free labor rate- I love wrenching)? and how hard is it to find a good one? I'm partial to all things notchback, and I'd prefer one with a manual 'box.
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mine is. im 17 and its my daily driver 86 se. got it when i turned 16 from my dad. was his for a few years before we build his 89 wrangler. i knew i would get it since i was 14 so i waited and waited and waited,
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Originally posted by aoeuidhtns42:

Yes, I know I'm resurrecting this thread (is that ok to do?) but I wanted your pros and cons as to the idea of a Fiero as a first car. For those of you who are my age (15-17) a few questions- how much do you pay for insurance? are they safe (for the parents' approval)? how much are parts/maintenance (at my free labor rate- I love wrenching)? and how hard is it to find a good one? I'm partial to all things notchback, and I'd prefer one with a manual 'box.


Where in Delaware are you?

Fieros are very safe, I've read somewhere they earned some of the near-top safety honors for their time. Insurance wise they aren't too bad even in evil evil Delaware. I pay 70 bucks a month for mine but I've got a clean driving record and I'm 24. At 21(when I got my Formula) it was about 120. Parts aren't that bad at all unless you're looking for 88-specific suspension parts. Finding a good one in the tri-state area isn't too bad, really depends on how much money you have to burn. But in our area you have to look for rust demons and paint abuse(as per my poor little Formula).

If you've got some wrenching experience and don't mind putting in a lot of work I wouldn't think twice about a Fiero as a first car. Do a lot of research and when you've think you've done enough, do more. Older cars in general can nickel and dime you to death.
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Where in Delaware are you?


North Wilmington. I've grown up around cars- my summer job this year was over at a Saab dealership.

 
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Fieros are very safe, I've read somewhere they earned some of the near-top safety honors for their time. Insurance wise they aren't too bad even in evil evil Delaware. I pay 70 bucks a month for mine but I've got a clean driving record and I'm 24. At 21(when I got my Formula) it was about 120. Parts aren't that bad at all unless you're looking for 88-specific suspension parts. Finding a good one in the tri-state area isn't too bad, really depends on how much money you have to burn. But in our area you have to look for rust demons and paint abuse(as per my poor little Formula).


I don't have too much money at the moment- about $1650 or so. I'm saving though (I'd like to see a car maybe next year or the year after) so I have enough $ in the kitty to buy a good one, but still have some left over for ins/repairs.
$120/mo ... eek. That's a lot... maybe I could talk to my parents about putting it down under their insurance and marking me as the primary driver. That's the only thing I suspect they might do for me and a car- my dad's a bicyclist and I am too, so he doesn't think that I need a car so much as I need to keep my bike running. It doesn't cost that much, seeing as he buys all the parts. I've put over 800 miles on my bike in the year-and-a-half that I've had it and I've suffered no major mechanical problems, save four flat tires.
Paint abuse is the least of my worries- the people over at my job this summer taught me one important thing- it doesn't matter how it looks, it's how it runs. Besides, a p-o-s is less likely to get stolen!
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Well if you ever see a faded paint 88 red Formula rolling around that's more than likely me. I'm all over the place, Newark, New Castle, Newport, Stanton, and all of Wilmington. I live in Newark though.

And that's definitely your best bet because insurance rates in DE are pretty evil. And definitely don't be in a hurry to get one(doesn't seem like you are) and hold out for the right one. I bought my Formula for $1800 and 70k or so on it. Paint had started to fade but I didn't care. Still haven't raised enough money to paint it to its real glory but its been a good DD for 3 years now and sits at 110k. I've driven it from Newark to the bottom of Delaware and all the way up to Carlisle and back down.
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85 SE was my first, and most cherished car. That car had such a tough life. It was my brother's car before it was handed down to me. When he stopped driving it, it just sat in the yard and looked sad. I was 13-15 at the time, so I'd hop in it, and drive it around, practicing my driving in our field. Then I'd pull over and just sit and listen to the radio, watch the sun and the sky through the sunroof, which I thought was amazing when we first got it. Then the one time in the field that I got a little "fancy" with it, I ended up running over a stump, at a moderately high speed. Buggered up the tie rod, and the transmission never worked quite the same after that. So again, it sat for a bit.

Then, school came back around and I was in shop class and we of course got to bring in a project and work on it in class. So I brought the car in, worked hard on it. Got the transmission to half ass shift when it was supposed to, fixed the headlights and other small things and then it became my first actual car.

Then I bought my 87 GT, and I had planned to turn my 85 SE into a daily driver with a 3800 SC swap. Unfortunately after a bit of investigation, I discovered the frame was completely rotten... and I mean completely. So, I had to put my love to rest in the same field that it all started in.

This goes to people who have/had multiple Fieros. Is it just me, or does each different Fiero have a different "personality"? My 85 SE was so "laid back". It only had a little V6 and that poor automatic transmission, which made it a complete dog. But it seemed like the car didn't mind, you know? It was like a "Yeah, I'm kinda slow, but I'm completely cool with it. I'm more fun to drive than most cars anyways." kind of attitude.

And then when I purchased my 87 GT with V8 swap and Getrag 5, I noticed it seemed to be more of a "serious" car. Like, "I don't **** around." kind of attitude. Maybe I'm just crazy?

Does anybody else feel their Fieros have different attitudes/personalities?
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My first fiero was my 3rd car, but it was almost my first car (eye'd a 85gt when i was 16).

My first fiero is still my one and only, after having 4 come and go sense.
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My gold 86 SE is my first car but I've added two more to my collection.I'm 15 now and got my gold car for my 13th birthday a little over two years ago.Then I got the red 86 SC,and then the 86 GT.Sadly my gold car is torn apart right now and I've decided to do a new engine and trans and the 3.4 I was going to put in it is going into my GT and the 4 spd is now in my red car.


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My gold 86 SE is my first car but I've added two more to my collection.I'm 15 now and got my gold car for my 13th birthday a little over two years ago.Then I got the red 86 SC,and then the 86 GT.Sadly my gold car is torn apart right now and I've decided to do a new engine and trans and the 3.4 I was going to put in it is going into my GT and the 4 spd is now in my red car.


If only I got Fieros for my birthday... but geez you've got a lot of cars. Do you have a license yet and are they registered?
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If only I got Fieros for my birthday... but geez you've got a lot of cars. Do you have a license yet and are they registered?


The gold one was the only one I got for my birthday i bought the red one and the GT was free. I have my permit as soon as I finish the trans swap in my red car I'm getting it registered.

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I had an 86 2M4 as my first car, paid $800 for it and it broke down on the way home. Learned alot about cars because of it.
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Sure I'd driven an old hand-me-down Accord for a bit, but the first car I actually bought with my own cash was an '86 SE in '00ish. Even though I only kept it for a couple of years, I've been pining for another one ever since, and am happy to have finally bought my current GT to start my Yellowclone(ish) project a few months ago.
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Lucky jerks!
I'm 31 years old and my 88 Fiero which I just got this spring is only the 3rd car I've owned. 87 Cav z24 89 Reatta. No I am not wearing a members only jacket.
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Yup, technically the first car I ever purchased was my red 86 GT (4 and a half years ago). Looking back on it, I was too excited to buy it and thus paid too much. It's all good though, it's still my favorite car.
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My first car, the one i got a couple months ago, is a 86 gt fiero
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First was an 84 se black with turbine rims 4 speed with tan interior. Wasn't smart enough to take care of it verywell. But I've learned since.

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1984 Base Coupe Red Stock MY8
1984 SE Black Stock

2002 Grand Prix GTP 40th Anniv. Stock

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