I just got a call from Dave (DareDevil) he was just rear ended in his 84. A car slammed into the car behind dave and in turn the car hit dave and his wife. There both ok but there going to the hospital. Apparentley his 84 is totaled. He has an 85 duke as a project so hes not gone from the hobby but keep him and his wife in your prayers. Hopefuly he gets another fiero.

Keep us posted as to their condition. Good to hear that they aren't seriously injured. Cars are replaceable. People not so much.

Perhaps the Fiero can be saved. If the insurance company 'totaled' it, is can be resurected since their figures are slanted against a 25 yeara old vehicle. Do we have pictures? I hope everyone is OK.

Kevin

If there is any frame damage I would look for another one. Trust me I had the same thing happen to me and I wish I would have taken the money and purchase a car I found in the mall for the exact amount I got.
Also now is not the time to be super man. If you feel hurt then follow up with your doctor!!

I hope Dave and his wife are fine.. keep us posted...

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SMTHGT.....
Aka. "SmoothGT"
1987 GT 4.9L~V8~4T60E

Thanks for the kind words guys. We are alright except for the massive headaches, sore backs and necks. Everyone involved in the accident ended at different hospitals except for the person that didn't see the red light going at about 40 mph. I thought I was dreaming at the moment. At first I thought I got rearended by a tractor trailer it felt that bad. The impact was worst than what the car looks. Most of the damage is under and behind the bumper.

Maybe I can put a Fiero badge on the front of my Durango and sneak it in the daily driver section at Carlisle.

I guess I'll be focusing on my wife's car. Mabe I can finish before The Carlisle Show, not.

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whoa just read this glad your ok man

I am happy to see that you are okay. Keep us informed as there are many of us on here that lurk around the forums reading up on everything (like me). Don't lose your obsession with Fieros, though. I think this shows just how safe they can be

:-( Glad you guys are ok!!! Sad day indeed. Never good when a Fiero goes down...

I just had the car running great and was talking about meeting up with some Fiero friends next weekend to get the cars ready for Carlisle. Nothing worst than walking by my car in the driveway looking the way it is now.

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quote Originally posted by Daredevil05: Maybe I can put a Fiero badge on the front of my Durango and sneak it in the daily driver section at Carlisle.

Yeah, it's a rebody.....you've never seen a Fiero to Durango rebody? -Jason

Oh, crap! Nevermind the car, just glad to hear you're (somewhat) okay. Take it easy for a while.

Wow... thats crazy. Glad your ok and still here, your fiero can be replaced with another

Thanks again guys from the both of us.

Dave & Barb