A show in Punta Gorda at the Muscle Car Museum

Took the TDI Fiero, it was a curiosity for most those that checked it out. Got many "Cool & oh wow's" All thought, "what a good idea".

Found some other Pontiac's. Enjoy the pic's





This Pace car was owned by a good friend of mine, he passed away unexpectedly a few years ago. We used to spend hours at shows talking about our cars, he was very proud of his.


Super Duty 455 Firebird







They had row after row of Matchbox cars & larger diecast cars.












1966 Dynamic Oldsmobile w/ 455 cid. The paint was nice, the two tone was separated by a small bright red pinstripe, really set it off.



These VW's must of taken some time to do all the artwork. Looked really good in person.





Trike had some nice air brushed artwork that pops right at you.



This was interesting, A custom 1949 front & rear, was actually built on a Thunderbird. It was done wery nice, I 1st thought it was a Monte Carlo, but then saw the sign inside.




This Impala SS was so clean & fresh, you would swear it was brand new.




Mercury Park Lane

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Anyone see any cars they liked ?

I really liked the Impala Super Sport , it looked like it just rolled off showroom floor. Yum

Liked the 455 Super Duty Firebird.
Took me a minute to figure out what was going on with that 90s T-bird. Lot a sheetmetal work there.

quote Originally posted by TheKingOfBattle: Liked the 455 Super Duty Firebird. Took me a minute to figure out what was going on with that 90s T-bird. Lot a sheetmetal work there.

I kept looking at it, couldn't fugure it out, I thought it was built on a Monte Carlo , then I saw the sign inside saying Thunderbird.

Ya, the Super Duty Firebird was really sharp, looked like it was all orginal factory paint, which for silver is remarkable.

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All of those conversions to look like a 49 I have seen were fiberglass rebody jobs. There is somebody in lavale that has one partially done I think is their dd.The rear though I have never seen now that must have taken some time to get that way lol.

quote Originally posted by CoolBlue87GT: I kept looking at it, couldn't fugure it out, I thought it was built on a Monte Carlo , then I saw the sign inside saying Thunderbird.

I can see the T-Bird in it....of course I used to have that vintage T-Bird so it jumps out to me a little easier

That GTO convert is a real head turner. I love classic Pontiac power!

Thsnks for posting the pics!

The 49 Ford re body on the Thunderbird is made by Easy Rods. They also have a 57 Chevy re body for Camaro.

quote Originally posted by oldbikeracer: The 49 Ford re body on the Thunderbird is made by Easy Rods. They also have a 57 Chevy re body for Camaro.

I think my favorite rebody for the camaro is this one

quote Originally posted by CoolBlue87GT: A show in Punta Gorda at the Muscle Car Museum Took the TDI Fiero, it was a curiosity for most those that checked it out. Got many "Cool & oh wow's" All thought, "what a good idea". Found some other Pontiac's. Enjoy the pic's Cool Blue, I enjoy your pic's I want to know what the people were saying and/or commenting on your Fiero? What do you mean by "what a good idea"? Are some people niave about the consruction of the Fiero? While I am at it, can you show us your interior picture? Thsanks, kevin This Pace car was owned by a good friend of mine, he passed away unexpectedly a few years ago. We used to spend hours at shows talking about our cars, he was very proud of his. Super Duty 455 Firebird They had row after row of Matchbox cars & larger diecast cars. 1966 Dynamic Oldsmobile w/ 455 cid. The paint was nice, the two tone was separated by a small bright red pinstripe, really set it off. These VW's must of taken some time to do all the artwork. Looked really good in person. Trike had some nice air brushed artwork that pops right at you. This was interesting, A custom 1949 front & rear, was actually built on a Thunderbird. It was done wery nice, I 1st thought it was a Monte Carlo, but then saw the sign inside. This Impala SS was so clean & fresh, you would swear it was brand new. Mercury Park Lane

quote Originally posted by kevin: I enjoy your pic's I want to know what the people were saying and/or commenting on your Fiero? What do you mean by "what a good idea"? Are some people niave about the consruction of the Fiero? While I am at it, can you show us your interior picture? Thanks, kevin

Most were saying what a good idea, meaning to combine the fuel mileage of a TDI with the light weight of the Fiero. They said having a sporty car with the TDI made sense.

At far as the consruction of the Fiero, almost all I talked to knew of the way they were built. I've met so many people that actually worked on the production line over the years, It's pretty neat when you run across one, they can tell you stories about the factory that is not commonly known.

Sent you aa PM, hope you can edit your post to make it shorter. I'll look for an interior shot for you.

That '32 Ford is almost just like my good friends '32 Ford, same color, same wheels, ect.....