Having been into Fiero's since 1980 I have a lot things big and small that many have never seen.

Here are the shirt and hats from Bob Earl and Huffacker Racing when they were at Mid Ohio







Here are Indy Pit pins. I also have the backing cards and the holders used by crews in 1984. Also my Fiero emblems including some of my 1990 emblems. I have one on the car and also a 1990 GT not pictured. To go with them I have the original 4' x 4" GM engineering drawing for them too.



Here is my 20"x9' Fiero Billboard. I have it folded up but this is the photo of what it looks like.



I also have magazines books and many factory manuals and documents some of which date back to pre 1980 and hints of a new Midengine Pontiac. I still have a cover story of a magazine from 1980 that pretty much nails down what the Fiero became but they called it a Little GTO.

I also have a Full set of FOCOA magazines.

I also have the same luggage here above but I also have the optional garment bag that is not easy to find.

I too have all the hot wheel, models and other diecast many have.

I also have a set of all the Canadian sales books and even a recall plate for the console. This is the one that says to check the oul at fill ups. I was given one in English and one in French.

I just moved and plan to set up a lot these items in their own room downstairs. Right now much is packed away.

The general rule is not many really rare things come up but they do and in some of the Damnest places. I do know there is a set of 16" GT prototype wheels are still around and I have been waiting for them to become available. Note they are plastic and fully funcrtional for the road. One set was used on the 1990 GT in some studio shots of the prototype. GM canceled them back around 1985 and a Goodyear engineer put a set on his car.

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Shannon
88 Fiero "Valhalla"

my collectors item is sitting in my garage

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quote Originally posted by R Runner: I have a bunch of things but one of the more uncommon is this prototype roof scoop. This piece was intended to be a functional part of the IMSA car but ended up not being used because it was not a functional option on the production vehicle. I only know of 2 that exist. Mine is one of them. Huffaker Racing sold one publicly a few years ago left over in their attic from days gone by.

Ever think of having someone use this prototype to create a fiberglass mold and sell?

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