Looked at at Zimmer Quicksilver today. Going up for auction August 29. (Page 1/2)
foxgapfiero AUG 06, 03:54 PM
not my car.
https://www.teelauctions.co...n-on-august-29-2021/

Sharp looking car. 2.8, automatic. I bet it would have been a neat car if it had a 5 speed in it.....

Own yourself a piece of Fiero history!!

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Mark Hoagland
86 1/2 GT 3.4 5-speed 355 nose and tailights REAL bright yellow

84 SE Convertible

Patrick AUG 06, 04:46 PM

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Originally posted by foxgapfiero:

1986 Zimmer Quicksilver



You'd think they could've at least wound down the headlight motor all the way for the shot(s)!

foxgapfiero AUG 06, 07:49 PM
Yeah, I guess I should have told them about that. I did find the engine compartment release that they could not find. Mind you, this is a car that they have never seen or even heard of. Just did a search on the good old net, this car originally sold for, are you ready, $48,000.00. There were just 170 made from 1984-1988.

I think I just may have to stop over just to see what it sells for.

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Mark Hoagland
86 1/2 GT 3.4 5-speed 355 nose and tailights REAL bright yellow

84 SE Convertible

Dennis LaGrua AUG 07, 08:13 AM
I always found the Zimmer Quicksilver an interesting part of automotive history; basically a lengthened rebodied Pontiac Fiero with a small interior and a body that rivals the big 80's Cadillacs. IIRC, it is also a very heavy car and with power steering, the 2.8L, huge chrome steel bumpers and an automatic transmission, performance should be very sluggish. It is a car with a style for times that have passed but I can appreciate the collector value. If you've seen one of these Zimmer's up and close they are certainly quite unique. I'll guess this car with its limited "pimpish" collector appeal may sell for $8-$10K to an 80's nostalgia collector. All you'll need to complete the presentation is a black hat with a white feather and you are good to go!

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fierobear AUG 07, 09:11 PM

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Originally posted by Dennis LaGrua:

I always found the Zimmer Quicksilver an interesting part of automotive history; basically a lengthened rebodied Pontiac Fiero with a small interior and a body that rivals the big 80's Cadillacs. IIRC, it is also a very heavy car and with power steering, the 2.8L, huge chrome steel bumpers and an automatic transmission, performance should be very sluggish. It is a car with a style for times that have passed but I can appreciate the collector value. If you've seen one of these Zimmer's up and close they are certainly quite unique. I'll guess this car with its limited "pimpish" collector appeal may sell for $8-$10K to an 80's nostalgia collector. All you'll need to complete the presentation is a black hat with a white feather and you are good to go!




I used to call these “pimp my Fiero”
foxgapfiero AUG 14, 01:45 PM
I stopped at the shop that was given the task of getting this car started for the auction yesterday. They have replaced the fuel pump and oil pressure sender, the car now runs fine. Another thing I did notice yesterday, this car has only 300 miles on it. Bid is at $5000.00 right now.

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Mark Hoagland
86 1/2 GT 3.4 5-speed 355 nose and tailights REAL bright yellow

84 SE Convertible

FIERO JOHN-WI AUG 16, 01:30 PM
Someone broke off the hood ornament
Notorio AUG 16, 04:26 PM
They've got 21 photos of the car but none of the engine, which for me is a nice selling point. Were all 170 of these beasts red?
Notorio AUG 16, 04:36 PM
And the answer is 'no.' Here's a link to a history of the cars. I'm surprised that the modifications only added 400 lbs to the Fiero's curb weight ... the price was about $48,000 (almost 4x the Fiero) and the car sported a 0-60 time of 10 seconds.

Zimmer Quicksilver

[This message has been edited by Notorio (edited 08-16-2021).]

theogre AUG 17, 01:05 PM
Was a ugly pre-built kitcar and still is. Is a big reason why they only made 170.
Many car auction buyers for high $ value at Jackson et al are people w/ money to burn and will abandon/junk them.
Many get shipped outside of US just to be a "status symbol" in UAE China etc and never seen again.
So save pic's VIN etc before site deletes them.

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