hey... in the not to distant future i will be looking for another car, since a tripple threat of hurricanes took care of my station wagon.

i am considering another fiero, since i am single now and really just want a fun little car. plus i am alot more mechanicly inclined than i was when i owned my old '88

i want a 2.8 auto areo notchie, preferably an '88 but i'm not picky. one thing that i along with everybody else in the world, hate is the stock dash but i was wondering about a possible replacement. and was wondering what sizes i would need in order to make it fit.

any one have any idea how big a dash has to be to work?

here's the dash (and steering wheel) i would like to use:

i think it would work really well, especially since it has the little ceter section sticking out just like the fiero did. ( a styling cue obviously taken from the fiero in the first place.

any help will be rewarded with [+]'s or small single serve boxes of lucky charms (will not ship lucky charms...must pick up.

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[This message has been edited by malacite (edited 10-25-2004).]

I believe the Fiero dash is 54 inches wide (don't quote me on that). A couple people have done Firebird dash swaps, and they look really good. Takes ALOT of time and effort to complete one of these projects. You should know a fair amount about electronics to get everything hooked up too. If you're set on using that Saturn dash, I think it looks good. If its too narrow or too wide, you can always cut, or add end caps on the sides. Fiberglassing would be a good skill to have for this type of swap too, incase you need to fabricate something up.
Hope this helps, good luck, and let us know how it goes

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Yes, the Fiero Dash is 54" wide.

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I'll agree to the 54" for a plus

That looks like a Saturn dash? Depending on the model/year, it's probably close to the 99+ Grand Am dash, which I can vouch for that it fits.

Here's a pic:

This is a link to my build-up.
https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/043545.html

[This message has been edited by RCR (edited 10-25-2004).]