I bought my 2nd Fiero and look what I found. I have not seen one of these in any car much less a Fiero. Its not the owners manual its a Pontiac Fiero Do It Yourself Manual.
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Posts: 452 From: toronto, ontario, canada Registered: Nov 2007
I'd be interested in checking that out sometime. Might have to hook me up when I get down there to K-Town... I'd like to see it scanned in and available on the forums as well, if for no other reason that a general reference.
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Posts: 488 From: Quakertown PA Registered: Jun 2010
I would say that likely the most difficult to find ones would be the '84 booklets intact. They came in a spiral-bound book that was very fragile (looked like a common school notebook, just smaller). The DIY section is built into the spiral and not separate like later years. There's also three other booklets that fit into pockets of the spiral and one has the original owner's information typed onto it (this would be on every one of the booklets, since the dealer typed it up). Additionally, when recalls were performed, the dealer would stick overlay stickers over the capacities for the recall. I have one of these booklets with the recall stickers, but unfortunately the cover separated from the spiral, but the rest of it is still there including all sorts of memorabilia booklets from '84. I've considered scanning it at some point just for the sake of showing a small way dealers handled recalls.
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