I'm going nuts. I'm from Phoenix, AZ and I'm on vacation in Ohio I've been here for a week and seen 4 fieros. Why is there so many up here? And it makes me super excited seeing them but also sad because up here they'll get rusted and they've all looked untouched in years. 🥺
I saw this in Milwaukee this morning. I thought maybe it was for sale..... Then I read the note on the window. It says "Broke down, will get a tow in the morning!"
We hardly if ever see a Pontiac Fiero here in NJ. During the huge Friday cruise nights in downtown Somerville, (Memorial to Labor day) there have been as many as 400 cars there on main street. Been going there for 20 seasons and only saw one other Fiero there once. I can only guess that New Jersey Fiero owners don't like to take their cars out of the garage. The fun of owning a Fiero is driving and showing it. Not here in NJ/
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New in the junkyard is this 86 SE which was apparently someone's project.... It had a subwoofer, miles of speaker wire, stainless brakelines, braided stainless brake hoses, KYB shocks, and a fiberglass hood scoop. It also had taillights that were cut down to allow for a center high-mounted license plate, which necessitated cutting out part of the rear bumper cover and the sheetmetal "shelf" that the bumper cover attaches to. Odd.
This '84 showed up at the one junkyard near me that does not post its inventory online. In the past, I had to pay the admission fee and wander around just to see what's there.... I finally realized I could spend about five minutes and fly the drone over the yard to see what's there. Yes, I lead a very strange life. Being an '84, I figured there wasn't anything I needed from it, so I never did go in to see it up close.
I finally realized I could spend about five minutes and fly the drone over the yard to see what's there. Yes, I lead a very strange life.
LOL... cool! You should post a boneyard drone video... a mixture of elevated shots, as well as dropping down and checking out individual wrecks. That could be quite interesting to see!
LOL... cool! You should post a boneyard drone video... a mixture of elevated shots, as well as dropping down and checking out individual wrecks. That could be quite interesting to see!
Hmmmm, maybe I could become an influencer! I could be the Scotty Kilmer of junkyard videos.
My wife and I saw a Fiero in Owasso, Oklahoma Saturday afternoon. I was looking at the old Firebird in front of us when a bumper pad Fiero passed in the left lane on Garnett at 96th Street North.
