[b]1986 Pontiac Fiero SE (3.4 V-6, 5 Speed Manual)[/b]
$4200.00

Jaguar Metallic Racing Green (Paint in fair condition) Had plan to repaint 2 tone charcoal & grey

[b]Interior[/b]
Leather (Charcoal/Black)
A/C (R-134)
Sunroof (No leaks but has wind noise)
Power Windows and Mirrors (Windows run slow but have New motors)
Aftermarket am/FM/Bluetooth Radio (Stock Radio included with car)
Factory Sub-Woofer

[b][color=#FF0000]3.4L (+.020) V-6 from a 95 Firebird[/color][/b]
Motor info from previous owner
New Long GM Long Block #HT 3.4 V-6
Ser. 12363230
Power Pullies
1.6 Crane Roller Rockers
Bosch BMW Injectors
Ported Exhaust
Ocelot Exhaust
Gertrag 5 Speed Manual Transmission
Brakes - Power
Grand Am (85-89) Front Brakes
Stainless Lines
Cross Drilled Rotors
Suspension
Coil Over lowered suspension
Rebuilt Front & Rear suspension
Urethane Bushings including Rear Cradle
Upgraded Sway Bars (1” Front, 7/8” Rear)
Relocated Front mount Battery

Sorry but Local Pickup only, or you arrange all shipping.
Located NW of Atlanta
Sorry but No Trades, I already have too many.

Please reach out with questions.
concpt1998@yahoo.com (email checked once a day, sorry for any delayed responses)

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James

I am the previous owner of this car.
It was built by Don Hulse, the former Ga. Fiero club mechanic, and Fiero go-to person. (Sadly, he passed away several years ago.)
Don was the most meticulous person I knew. A heavy truck mechanic by trade, everything he did had to be "just right". Including this car.
AFAIK, the engine was a Grooms rebuild, that Ed Parks removed from a customer's car and replaced.
Don bought that engine from Ed, and went through it again.
It has been to the 20th and the 30th. It has been on several (most?) Run-For-The-Hills events.

[This message has been edited by Raydar (edited 08-01-2025).]

/looks at bank account/
/realizes it's empty/
/sheds a tear/

Price Drop: $3750

Out of room in Driveway.

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James

Hello James - now you have my interest, and it looks like you're just 3 hours from me. I have a few questions:
1. any rust? undercarriage damage?
2. any other problems that you are aware of? Such as, does it run well? Anything leaking? Squeak/shake/shimmy?
3. Miles on the odometer & motor?

I wasn't planning on buying a Fiero right now, but I can't help but consider it ... I may need to make my driveway bigger

-Michael

Thank you for your interest.
1> some surface rust on the rear cradle but nothing bad, I can send some photos this weekend.
2> Runs well, a lot more power than my 2.8 V6 Fiero
The battery runs down if the car sits more than a couple of weeks without being driven.
The A/C needs Freon added a couple of time a summer.
Tach on the Dash does not work.
3. The motor was installed by the previous owner. I am unsure of the actual mileage but guess 50 to 100K is a guess.

How about that mini in the background?

The Mini !!!
My wife would kill me. She is from England and wanted one for years. We found her that one a couple of years ago.

That's a beautiful Mini. It's surely something that those tiny cars have more cargo utility than our lovely Fieros.

I have been on the hunt for a classic mini. I do not need a running one, but I do want a roller. Problem is they are so dang expensive now. I was in Belgium for 4 years and didn't take advantage of trying to get one then. Shame

GLWS on the Fiero. Try taking it to one of the many car shows here in Georgia, folks seem to clamor around the Fieros. I would think it could sell that way locally faster.