I am here. I've owned a whole lot of Fieros.
There are a few others. Most are not on Pennocks. We've tried to put clubs together in the past but people's cars have been in and out of various states of repairs and most everyone is spread out across the state.
GADjet (Allen) here on the forum is a former multi-Fiero owner. ARFiero (Shelby) here on the forum has owned a few Fieros also (I currently own one of his former cars). He's in the UK currently but he owns my old '88 Formula that's in storage. SuperDutyCritter (Chris) here on the forum is the head of the Arkansas Pontiac Association (arkansaspontiacs.org) and currently owns a very nice black '88 GT, and a nice stable of other Pontiacs including an older Trans Am and Solstice. I am not a member of the APA, but him and myself are the only two that have brought Fieros to the local cruise-ins on regular basis.
The owner of Fabulous Finds antique store here in Little Rock owns a Zimmer Quicksilver Fiero. If you don't know what that is Google it; it's a aftermarket built kit car conversion using a Fiero with roughly around 176 cars built. He's a good guy, and I met up with him when I had one of my Fieros in a car show some years back. He's not a Fiero enthusiast per say but he knows a good deal about them due to his Quicksilver ownership.
The owner of Audio1 here in Little Rock, Scott Holmes, was an avid Fiero kit car builder. He's built well over a dozen kit cars, but they were never the best quality builds (he cut a lot of corners). I believe he's currently got completely out of Fiero ownership, and never was really an enthusiast (just built kit cars to build them).
There's a good handful of Fiero owners in northwestern Arkansas which is the largest concentration (Fayetteville, Eureka Springs, that sort of area). Most are not on Pennocks. One in particular, member HTXtremes, lives between Eureka and Harrison. He was working on a custom tube frame Fiero with a Ferrari F40 replica body.
There was a member who lived out in Rose Bud with a Fiero in need of some repairs, but I haven't seen him post in a few years now and not sure what he's up to.
Little Rock back when Fieros where still "new" had Fiero Restoration of Little Rock. The gentleman that owned it I met up with well over a decade ago and then lost contact. I was selling a few Fieros back then and he contacted me about them. He lived out well north of Pinnacle Mountain and owned about two dozen cars at his height. I haven't heard from him in forever and a day.
Everyone else I've known at some point has pretty much gotten out of the hobby.
[This message has been edited by Fiero84Freak (edited 06-19-2014).]
