There's mine...needs a bit of work...but its coming along.

It has a few mods...not quite original.
87 lace wheels
Mr. Mikes Leather (seats, visors & console)
Humount LED radio plate
Aux gages
84 shifter
SS "Fiero GT" sil plates

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quote Originally posted by Capt Fiero: Exhaust Tip for the side exit exhaust system.

Thought So

I woke up today to a barrage of emails about people responding to my thread. At first I figured it was just responses about my new engine knock. But what is this I find? My thread about 85 GTs? Who ressurected this? Hahaha!!! Awesome! When I first started this thread I was in the process of buying an 85GT. Since then I bought one, loved it, and recently had an unfortunate incident leading to a gnarly engine knock. I still love it. I just need to fix it! Oh well, stuff happens. Keep up the good work and keep the pictures coming!!!

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"He took my stapler. I could burn this building down."

Lildevil... Knew it had sumn to do with devil! Lol

and capt fiero, what did u do to that bumper? It looks GREAT! Do u have a build thread of it??

i really hate to sound like a newb here but what qualifys an 85 notchie as a gt? mine looks just like those pictured but i have no decals stating its a gt

Aero nose, spoiler, 2.8 v6, side skirt ground effects, etc...

Should say it somewhere on the car, title, or owners manual or something

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oh darn then. i just have the duke but im replacing it with a low mile 85 gt 2.8 soon. does that make it count kindasorta?

oh and the car was red at somepoint in its life but is now flat black and the Fiero decal on the decklid is newer looking that everything else.

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quote Originally posted by Ramsespride: i really hate to sound like a newb here but what qualifys an 85 notchie as a gt? mine looks just like those pictured but i have no decals stating its a gt

I would suggest googling "Fiero Vin Decoder" and I believe you should find the one on Fiero.net Enter your VIN into that and it will tell you definitively if you have a GT. Best of luck to you!

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VIN Number: 1G2PM37RXFP232750
1985 Pontiac Fiero Sport Coupe (Notchback) 2.5L L4
Manufactured in the USA by General Motors in Pontiac, MI.

Fiero 32750 of 76371 produced in 1985.

Guess its not then for sure.

quote Originally posted by Capt Fiero:

I like what you did with the nose.

quote Originally posted by Ramsespride: VIN Number: 1G2PM37RXFP232750 1985 Pontiac Fiero Sport Coupe (Notchback) 2.5L L4 Manufactured in the USA by General Motors in Pontiac, MI. Fiero 32750 of 76371 produced in 1985. Guess its not then for sure.

Maybe not, but it's still a Fiero, and that's all that really matters!

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quote Originally posted by TheRealShadowX: Maybe not, but it's still a Fiero, and that's all that really matters!

thats for darn sure! im gonna be adding an 87 to the pack soon too lol then i can drive one and build the 85 to waht i want, then do the same to the 87 when im done with the first project.

I want in...About to put the factory wheels back on,vented rotors...and other stuff...

quote Originally posted by P Mag V8: I want in...About to put the factory wheels back on,vented rotors...and other stuff...

Hey! I spy a V8! Lookin good already!

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quote Originally posted by TheRealShadowX: Hey! I spy a V8! Lookin good already!

Just a little one...