This is a pair of seats in good condition out of an 87 Pontiac Fiero notchback. One seat is missing the plastic seatbelt guard, and the other is missing the plastic recline lever; the frames have some rust but are solid.

Asking $225 obo, acceptable forms of payment are certified check/money order or PayPal. The seats are located in East Grand Forks, MN.

I can ship these out for actual S/H cost.

Thanks for looking!

- Dusty

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1988 Fiero GT, 2.8, 5-speed, 200,000 miles and still running strong!

[This message has been edited by DustyMN (edited 02-02-2010).]

You're kidding us, right?

I'm sorry to say this but that's a little much for those seats with how thin the material is on the bolsters.

Sorry, I'm a little out of the loop when it comes to parts prices, that's why I said OBO so anyone who is interested, send me an offer.

- Dusty

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1988 Fiero GT, 2.8, 5-speed, 200,000 miles and still running strong!

I paid $20 at a local junkyard for a nice pair.

I would say around $40 each is a reasonable amount

quote Originally posted by Adam1988: I paid $20 at a local junkyard for a nice pair. I would say around $40 each is a reasonable amount

X2 the mnost i ever paied for fiero seats and I mean perfect ones from my local bone yard was $10 for a set of 85 tan ones with speekers in the headrests.

I would love to find the deals that you guys do... I have never had the luck to get seats that cheap... Now granted, they are SE seats and not GT seats or 88s...

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-Brian

My 87 GT Poly Suspension Upgrade (all pics) thread https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/094633.html

Hold on guys, I see them on ebay go for $60 and up just for a single SKIN.......upper OR lower. Not both for that. If they were GT seats in good shape I would say he'd be about right to maybe a little bit on the high side. Just depends on conditon. In our part of the country, there aren't enough Fieros left in bone yards to get such great deals, and if you could even find them in reasonable condition they would cost a fortune.

[This message has been edited by timcha (edited 02-03-2010).]

Any offers? Bump for the weekend.

If either of the seat backs or seat bottoms have good, non ripped, no worn material, I recommend removing the skins and listing them on ebay. What frightens a lot of folks away from buying seats is that the shipping is a killer on complete seats. I founf this out on a set of seats just like yours. They were in great condition and all I wanted was 150 for the pair, no bids, so I pulled the skins off and got 50 a piece for the skins, that ended up netting me $200 for just the skins and I did not need to hassle with shipping the big bulky seats themselves.

just an idea that might help you get some money for those. good luck to you

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quote Originally posted by FieroMonkey: If either of the seat backs or seat bottoms have good, non ripped, no worn material, I recommend removing the skins and listing them on ebay. What frightens a lot of folks away from buying seats is that the shipping is a killer on complete seats. I founf this out on a set of seats just like yours. They were in great condition and all I wanted was 150 for the pair, no bids, so I pulled the skins off and got 50 a piece for the skins, that ended up netting me $200 for just the skins and I did not need to hassle with shipping the big bulky seats themselves. just an idea that might help you get some money for those. good luck to you

Remove the skins as he suggested. They are real easy to get off of there