Last week, my 88 t-top coupe daily driver went over 200,000 miles. The old duke still runs fine. Who else drives a 200,000+ mile Fiero? Edit: That's the 321,868.8 kilometer club for non-milers.
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Kelvin Vivian Member
Posts: 1233 From: San Jose, CA, USA Registered: Jan 2001
Last week, my 88 t-top coupe daily driver went over 200,000 miles. The old duke still runs fine. Who else drives a 200,000+ mile Fiero? Edit: That's the 321,868.8 kilometer club for non-milers.
1987 SE, 4 cyl, 5-spd - 206XXX miles on original motor. It, too, is my daily driver...
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Posts: 5356 From: Wake Forest,NC,USA Registered: Jan 2002
I have a little over 227K miles on my '87 SE. I replaced the old Duke with a V6 at the 200K mark, but the Duke was still running. I just got tired of it. I also replaced the slushbox with a Getrag. MUCH better!
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Posts: 757 From: Monroeville, PA Registered: Jul 2009
207k then my timing gear went out. My fiero is on the bottom of the list of my cars to fix unfortunately. Hopefully, this summer will produce good car working weather for me.
The Mera that you took pictures of last weekend in Toney has about 210,000 miles on it.
Nelson
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Originally posted by TopNotch:
Last week, my 88 t-top coupe daily driver went over 200,000 miles. The old duke still runs fine. Who else drives a 200,000+ mile Fiero? Edit: That's the 321,868.8 kilometer club for non-milers.