Good day!

Just took my car out of storage, didn't see one of the screws form the wheel well had come loose. By the time I got home there was paper thin plastic left.

Looking to see if anyone has a GT style front right wheelwell. Or at least a piece of one so I can try to repair this one.

Preferably in Canada.

Thank you!
Matthew

on eBay
For $40 plus shipping
Ships to Canada

PONITAC FIERO FRONT PASSENGER SIDE WHEEL WELL - INNER FENDER LINER
https://www.ebay.com/itm/404146394532?

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quote Originally posted by Vintage-Nut: on eBay For $40 plus shipping Ships to Canada

Plus it's not the correct wheel well liner for a GT.

I have several sets of these here in Florida, however I am sure that shipping would be out of hand. Unfortunately for you most of my Canadian Snowbird customers have returned home for the summer and have already come by to pick up their Fiero parts for themselves and their friends on their way back up North. Now if you know anyone from your area that is still here in Florida right now perhaps you can get them to pick up what you need at my workshop in Holiday, FL. 34691. If you are unable to work something like this, I would be more than happy to see how we could work things out. Thanks and good luck.

Thank you to everyone for responding! Looks like there are options. I will take a look and post back if I'm still looking thank you so much to everyone!

The last time you posted here regarding looking for front wheel Liners, you said you had a way to fix the damaged wheel liners. Since it has been some time since that post I was wondering how that project turned out and if it turned out well then what you used to accomplish this fix so that we could all benefit from your experience. Thank you and have a great Holiday weekend.

The wheel liners on the GT and notchbacks are the same save for a little piece stapled on to the GT liners. If you have that add-on piece you're in business. Just staple it to the notchback liner.

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quote Originally posted by Larry Hubbert: The last time you posted here regarding looking for front wheel Liners, you said you had a way to fix the damaged wheel liners. Since it has been some time since that post I was wondering how that project turned out and if it turned out well then what you used to accomplish this fix so that we could all benefit from your experience. Thank you and have a great Holiday weekend.

I don't believe this was me and fixing the liner may be somewhat simple with those plastic welders coming down in price. I messed around with one of those plastic welders/irons with all the different types of fillers on the rocker panels and doors and not one of the half dozen materials would ever stick to anything Fiero.

Then I was sanding an old bumper I got off someone and saw that someone did a beautiful integrated repair that looks like plastic was formed into the bumper.

Anyway long story short I was unsuccessful (although I gave my best effort) in any real plastic repairs on the Fiero short of gluing and filling. ]

I managed to find a liner locally. The damage on mine was JUST past the stapled part.