The late eighties Cutlass Ciera has plastic caps on the front shock towers to cover the strut shaft and nut so they don't show..I think these covers would fit on the rear strut towers of the Fiero.
Dragon1/Brian
They do fit... I picked up some today.... Make's it look alot cleaner.
Thank's for the idea.
Smooth!!
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paulcal Member
Posts: 2608 From: Jacksonville, Fl Registered: Oct 2002
Orange lighted buttons from other pontiacs work out nicely in our cars. I have a fog lamp switch from a grand am that I will one day install on my car.
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Smoooooth GT Member
Posts: 8823 From: Lake Palestine, Texas Registered: Jun 2001
no one has mentioned a 82 corvette Master cylinder upgrade, it doesnt look stock but it works like a damn and the pontiac ste axle upgrade. factory fiero axles are something like 23mm where as the ste is something like 25mm.
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malacite Member
Posts: 2213 From: Casselberry Fl 32707 Registered: Oct 2001
what about a chevy s-10 blazer brake master cylinder...=) for all ya people with non stock brakes...makes a big difference.... since im on the subject i guess the brakes and such from a grand am....just watch out if the front of the car is wrecked...might not be a good idea to take those ones...might of not worked that well to begin with..=)
what bout a dodge shadow or what ever they are wing......
thought i saw some dude on the forum take the "GT" of of a grand am and put that on his car....
trans-am fender scoops, put them as a replacement side scoop...
what bout them fender scoops like skitime put on his car...i cant remember what they are from though
hehehe if ya can find it a complete imsa body kit??? never know what you might find..
well i cant think of anymore...what a great post to fullfill my 1000 post!! YEAH!!!!
I just installed cavalair??? seats Black cloth with a cool pattern in them. Direct bolt on to the Fiero tracks, plus they are REALLY comfortable. They also sit about 1/2 an inch lower.
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Phil86SE Member
Posts: 1476 From: Kamloops, B.C., Canada Registered: Mar 2003
The sun visors from a LeBaron are a direct bolt-in. This lets you have lighted visors. I collected them to the power supply in the overhead lights.
You can use the overhead console from a Grand Am, also, as long as you don't mind modifying the headliner. I used one so that I could have a nice, neat driving light switch that looked stock.
I did both of these, and a electrically dimming mirror, while I had the headliner out to put on a GT rear clip.
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RenMan187 Member
Posts: 47 From: Ravenswood, WV Registered: Jan 2002
The sun visors from a LeBaron are a direct bolt-in. This lets you have lighted visors. I collected them to the power supply in the overhead lights.
You can use the overhead console from a Grand Am, also, as long as you don't mind modifying the headliner. I used one so that I could have a nice, neat driving light switch that looked stock.
I did both of these, and a electrically dimming mirror, while I had the headliner out to put on a GT rear clip.
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AznFiero Member
Posts: 595 From: Westchester, NY Registered: Oct 2002
The sun visors from a LeBaron are a direct bolt-in. This lets you have lighted visors. I collected them to the power supply in the overhead lights.
You can use the overhead console from a Grand Am, also, as long as you don't mind modifying the headliner. I used one so that I could have a nice, neat driving light switch that looked stock.
I did both of these, and a electrically dimming mirror, while I had the headliner out to put on a GT rear clip.
What year LeBaron is this??
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RenMan187 Member
Posts: 47 From: Ravenswood, WV Registered: Jan 2002
I know that 88 and 89's will work, as well as the one's from a Shadow. I think that all of the last series of LeBaron coupes use the same visors.
Another semi-bolt-on mod: The power seat base in an Olds Calais will bolt up to a stock Fiero seat. The seat bases must be changed, however, to bolt on to the floor. Also, the seat switch must be moved, as it interferes with the e-brake.
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RenMan187 Member
Posts: 47 From: Ravenswood, WV Registered: Jan 2002
I know that 88 and 89's will work, as well as the one's from a Shadow. I think that all of the last series of LeBaron coupes use the same visors.
Another semi-bolt-on mod: The power seat base in an Olds Calais will bolt up to a stock Fiero seat. The seat bases must be changed, however, to bolt on to the floor. Also, the seat switch must be moved, as it interferes with the e-brake.
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tednelson83 Member
Posts: 1993 From: Santa Clarita, California, USA Registered: Jul 2002
I just got an 1990 LeBaron and they look pretty close also.. Great... Now what do I replace the LeBaron visor's with...?? I'll just put the crappy Fiero one's in there...LMAO!!
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Posts: 8823 From: Lake Palestine, Texas Registered: Jun 2001
I just got an 1990 LeBaron and they look pretty close also.. Great... Now what do I replace the LeBaron visor's with...?? I'll just put the crappy Fiero one's in there...LMAO!!
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Jun 23rd, 2003
mcaanda Member
Posts: 3652 From: Grand Junction Colorado Registered: Mar 2003
heres a shifter and boot i took from a 96 sunfure at the junkyard, fits right on and gives it that modern look, i like it! the boot doesnt fit properly but im lookin to fix it soon. dont mind the brown steering wheel lol , i just did an interior swap with my 85 GT
good thred.. i still want to know more about these plug and play 120mph speedos and what cars they are from.. and also are the wheels from a grand am the right bolt pattern? (5x100mm)
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twinfieros Member
Posts: 183 From: Saskatoon, Sk. Canada Registered: May 2003
SKIDMARK: the steering wheel you saw was most likely from a grand am, not too sure on the year but i think it would be from the second last generation, im looking to do the same swap and know the exact wheel your talking about. definatly looks good, you have to be careful though. whatever kind of wheel you get make sure it has a rounded back cause a square type back would like out of place on the circular steering column of a fiero...if you understand what im saying! but the wheel in question is perfect.
good thred.. i still want to know more about these plug and play 120mph speedos and what cars they are from.. and also are the wheels from a grand am the right bolt pattern? (5x100mm)
Anyone know about these 120MPH speedo's??
GrandAm wheel's... Yes 85-98 ONLY
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Patrick Member
Posts: 37674 From: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Registered: Apr 99
Trevor (Gridlock), since you started this informative thread, I wanted to ask you where your favorite wrecking yards are here in the Lower Mainland. Years ago I used to go out to Scott Road in Surrey. Are they even there any more?
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Gridlock Member
Posts: 2874 From: New Westminster, BC Canada Registered: Apr 2002
My favorite is Cap'n Crunch in Abbotsford. The last time I was there they didn't have many cars though. It looked as though they had downsized. They do have awesome prices though. I've gone to Ralph's a few times. The one on Mitchell? Island(Under Knight street bridge) trid to rip me off a few times but the one in Surrey *can* be good if you negotiate.
Other than that, I haven't found too many decent junkyards in the lower mainland. My first choice is always Cap'n Crunch though.
Hope that helps.
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GTFiero1 Member
Posts: 6508 From: Camden County NJ Registered: Sep 2001
Cap'n Crunch??!!! Great name but never heard of it. Thanks for the info.
Place on Mitchell Island tried to charge me a lot more than what they had quoted on the phone. I raised a fuss and they lowered the price, but it makes you think twice before going back again.
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Gridlock Member
Posts: 2874 From: New Westminster, BC Canada Registered: Apr 2002
Cap'n Crunch. They even have the guy off the cereal on the sign. If you are familiar with Abbotsford, its down past Costco along Sumas Way on Huntingdon, next to the fish hatchery.
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GT-maniac Member
Posts: 597 From: Leduc, Alberta Registered: May 2000
Front air dam from a Fiero "aero" bumper cover if you can find one. I found mine at a pull it yourself yard for $26.00. The upper part was damaged so I didn't feel so bad about cutting it up. See sig.
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Panama Jack Member
Posts: 525 From: Carlisle, PA Registered: May 2003
Originally posted by Fiero~Spataro: heres a shifter and boot i took from a 96 sunfure at the junkyard, fits right on and gives it that modern look, i like it! the boot doesnt fit properly but im lookin to fix it soon.
(Brought back from the dead) I knew I saw this pictured somewhere... I got the same thing today from my favorite yard.
Only thing I don't like is how high it sits. Is it possible to shorten an automatic shifter?
I also got the stereo out of the same car for $5. Great yard!!
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Smoooooth GT Member
Posts: 8823 From: Lake Palestine, Texas Registered: Jun 2001
LOL sorry
It's alive but down for tweeking. 
Black cloth with a cool pattern in them. Direct bolt on to the Fiero tracks, plus they are REALLY comfortable.
Great... 
Now what do I replace the LeBaron visor's with...?? I'll just put the crappy Fiero one's in there...LMAO!!
