Pretty good weather in Germany so far so I'm still driving it!
Here's the ONE CAR garage it shares (!) with the Smart convertible :-)
------------------ www.yellowfiero.com 17" DEZENT T wheels with 215/40 tires front and 235/45 rear, KONI shocks, EIBACH lowering springs, drilled/slotted rotors, SS brake hoses. PU dog bone, all bushings and engine mounts, K&N air and oil filters, Rebuilt&blueprinted V6, BORLA exhaust. Mercedes SLK yellow paintjob, Mr. Mikes leather seats, door skins, shift and e-brake boots. MP3 deck and custom subwoofer behind passenger seat, F355 style front, Aus' Stage 2 side scoops, "Fie Ro" extractor front scoop. Fiero Store rear swaybar, strut tower brace, black carpet, air intake. Rodney Dickman's competition short shifter, SS vacuum lines and deck lid strut. Billet aluminum dash kit from Kitcarman.
[This message has been edited by yellowstone (edited 12-24-2006).]
This was mine a couple of years ago, in my garage at home. It's now in a storage unit just outside of town. Looks pretty much the same, except the storage unit is a LOT less cluttered...
Thats clutterd? You would have a heartattack if you saw my garage..
Originally posted by Tinton: That's where they sleep...but they don't hibernate . It doesn't snow here in Georgia, so I get to drive them year-round. And unlike Florida, we get no hurricanes, unlike Arizona it doesn't hit 110* F+, and unlike California we don't get earthquakes .
Sorry to burst your bubble but hurricanes do land in Georgia. 20 sense 1851.
[This message has been edited by Gokart Mozart (edited 12-25-2006).]
Would that bubble possibly keep the critters out as well?
I honestly don't think you could build one for under a hundred bucks. I might try though. Some painters drop cloths, glue on zippers, hot glue, a decent exhaust fan, and a lot of seam sealer. hmmmmm
[This message has been edited by fieroluv (edited 12-26-2006).]
Sorry to burst your bubble but hurricanes do land in Georgia. 20 sense 1851.
No hurricanes have hit Georgia since I've been alive. I've seen them hit Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Texas, Louisiana, even Mississippi and Alabama with their tiny coastlines, but not Georgia. And besides, Atlanta isn't exactly close to the coast, even if a hurricane hit Savannah it'd be weakened to a regular storm by the time it got here.
. It doesn't snow here in Georgia, so I get to drive them year-round. And unlike Florida, we get no hurricanes, unlike Arizona it doesn't hit 110* F+, and unlike California we don't get earthquakes 
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