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Limo Project For Sale Cheap by Archie
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Report this Post01-28-2011 11:48 AM Click Here to See the Profile for ArchieClick Here to visit Archie's HomePageSend a Private Message to ArchieDirect Link to This Post
Sub-title: Save me from having to do this.

I have a stretched Fiero here that was built by the Prezzz & his son several years ago.

The steel work that was done to the chassis for the stretch is top notch work.

I was going to finish the car but have never had the time.

To save me from having to scrap it, I'm selling it for the highest offer over $50.00.

The terms are Cash & you bring a trailer here to pick it up before the end of February.

It would make a cool project for someone with a family that wants to haul the kids while still driving a Fiero.

Here are some pictures.

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Get it out of here before the scrap yard buys it.

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I've wanted to play with this car since you got it..just think of the possibilities with it! What's the wheel base on it? What size trailer would be needed to pick it up? It might be worth the 1400 mile round trip to pick it up....-Jason
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Report this Post01-28-2011 01:55 PM Click Here to See the Profile for ArchieClick Here to visit Archie's HomePageSend a Private Message to ArchieDirect Link to This Post
It's a Fiero & a half

Just joking, I'll measure it & post the wheelbase.

Archie

 
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Originally posted by Fierofreak00:

I've wanted to play with this car since you got it..just think of the possibilities with it! What's the wheel base on it? What size trailer would be needed to pick it up? It might be worth the 1400 mile round trip to pick it up....-Jason


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Originally posted by Archie:

It's a Fiero & a half

Just joking, I'll measure it & post the wheelbase.

Archie



LOL ! I can see that! -Jason

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Does it come with a V8 installed?? j/k

To bad I am far away.

Do you have an idea on what it will take to fix the dip in the roof line?
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Originally posted by Fierofreak00:

I've wanted to play with this car since you got it..just think of the possibilities with it! What's the wheel base on it? What size trailer would be needed to pick it up? It might be worth the 1400 mile round trip to pick it up....-Jason


The wheelbase is 135" Total length is 200"

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Does it come with any Drive Train
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The car is a rolling chassis? It steers OK? Does it require engine install, wiring, plumbing, e-brake, interiro, and body work?
Basically like a streched donor car but no structural issues with driving it on the street?
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Report this Post01-28-2011 03:56 PM Click Here to See the Profile for ArchieClick Here to visit Archie's HomePageSend a Private Message to ArchieDirect Link to This Post
Come on guys, this is a project car.

It is a rolling chassis, It does steer but the steering column is laying on the floor & would need to be reinstalled.

It has a V-6 Automatic in it but I've never attempted to start it. I know the EGR valve is missing.

The chassis is straight & very well done. The Camel shaped roof line is just that. As you know, the leading edge of a stock Fiero roofline beging to taper off & roll down at the front & the rear edge tapers off as it goes back. Two Fiero were used to make this chassis & the camel hump bridges the gap between the 2 roofs. You can either redo that or make your exterior roof panel straight to bridge that gap.

AFAIK, none of the plumbing for cooling, brake etc. has been finished.

There are not enough interior parts to complete the interior. Other than brush the snow off of it today, I've never worked on the car. But I would suppose that the builders hadn't begun to build the interior or exterior yet.

This isn't a running driving car, if it was then It would be worth more than $50.00.

I'm just trying to save it from the boneyard.

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Report this Post01-28-2011 05:47 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Foxy Fiero13Send a Private Message to Foxy Fiero13Direct Link to This Post
hey archie let me see how big my buddies car trailer is i might be able to take this off ur hands =) ill let u know in the next few days
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PM sent. I hired it for Prom!
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Report this Post01-28-2011 11:22 PM Click Here to See the Profile for MadDanceSkillzSend a Private Message to MadDanceSkillzDirect Link to This Post
This is what happens when alcohol and a welder find each other.

Does the backseat have a dash, it's own stereo system/etc? Or does it look like a normal backseat? Technically, you could just extend a few wires and leave the ECM in the back...
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Report this Post01-29-2011 03:25 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Foxy Fiero13Send a Private Message to Foxy Fiero13Direct Link to This Post
sent a pm willing to pick up sunday would love to finsh this project =)
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There are $50+ in wheels and bumpers in that thing. Why do people has to get so picky? I see the "hard" part done. Someone can finish it and rent it to Fiero people for weddings and get their money back
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Report this Post01-29-2011 09:54 AM Click Here to See the Profile for whodeanieClick Here to visit whodeanie's HomePageSend a Private Message to whodeanieDirect Link to This Post
i would take it and finish it if it was not so far away it would take me 3 days and 800 in gas to get it back here.
I have seen it in person and it could be cool if finished right.
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First offer then: $50.01

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Whoever get it, pleeeeease do a build thread
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If this car is built on 88 front and rear suspensions, I'm in for 100.00
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Whoever get it, pleeeeease do a build thread

i agree
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Quick photoshop

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If anyone wants me to finish this car for you let me know. Buy it, send it here & pick up a complete driving car to drive home: or I can do only what you'd like me to do (body, mechanical, whatever).
I'm in N.E.Ga., I believe it would only cost about $500 to $600 to ship it here.
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Originally posted by jaybeezi:

Quick photoshop



I'd give $3500 if it looked just like that, ran and drove, and at least had the front seats/interior in.

nice photoshopping
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Report this Post01-30-2011 12:28 AM Click Here to See the Profile for DanFieroSend a Private Message to DanFieroDirect Link to This Post
I'm close and could more than likely pick it up before the end of Feb. I'd love to have this car especially with 2 kids, I have a place to put it until I figure out what I want to do to it. Actually now that I think about it, I do have a friend who is magnifient with sheet metal who could do a new roof. And I could throw a $100 your way.

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Loaded & gone to a new home.







Thanks for your participation.

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Who's the lucky one?
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Who's the lucky new owner?
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The 1st one to get here with a trailer was Foxy Fiero13


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Report this Post01-30-2011 11:23 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Foxy Fiero13Send a Private Message to Foxy Fiero13Direct Link to This Post
Back from Archie's with the limo! After 5 and a half hours and a hard time finding a trailer we managed to get one. Car fit perfect on the trailer tire hung off a half inch. Thanks Archie a bunch! We will start a build thread as soon as we get everything together might take a lil bit but will try asap. Great timing getting the limo supposed to get 15-21 inches of snow in the next couples of days.
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Speaking from experience: Many years ago (Late 70's) I bought a 1965 2 door Chevelle station wagon (rare) on a 4x4 chassis. Someone roughed it in. The next owner did some good work to it but never got around to finishing it. I bought it and finished it - painted it etc. My advice is whatever you do make sure it is done right and done well. This way if you get tired of working on it someone may want to continue on knowing what has been done has been done well and can move on to finishing other things etc. It would be nice to see this continue on and maybe one day be finished.
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Hey.. I know that car..

Rather, I know *of* that car

Didn't you get that for chopping Chester's Rat?
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What is funny is i have known about that car for about 12 years and where it sat before archie was a twin lakes fiero in lisle il before the EPA came in and wiped bob out :-( sad story!
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Originally posted by mmeyer86gt/gtp:

What is funny is i have known about that car for about 12 years and where it sat before archie was a twin lakes fiero in lisle il before the EPA came in and wiped bob out :-( sad story!


Nope, this is not the one that was at Bob's.

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So will Foxy Fiero13 rent it out when it’s done? As a Dad with two college daughters I could see this as a Wedding Limousine in a few years down the road. I ditto the please do a build thread comment as the Photoshop rednering does show its potential to be classy.

The Best of luck to this project.

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I was going to ask you if you were ever going to do anything with it... I guess somebody else will have that pleasure.

I would definitely be up for a build thread.
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Originally posted by Archie:

Loaded & gone to a new home.







Thanks for your participation.

Archie


WOW that Barely fit on the trailer!! haha But I second a build thread!!
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Hey guys it's gonna be a lil bit for a build thread today just got hit with a bad snow storm about 12in of snow with snow drifts ranging from 5ft-10ft tall.
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fiero limo is covered in 24in of snow):

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i really want this car but dont have the means to haul it here at this time (i do but the time isnt there, and with 3 project fiero's right now my wife would kill me)

BUT if something happens before archie sells it, ill be all in.
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Originally posted by m0sh_man:

i really want this car but dont have the means to haul it here at this time (i do but the time isnt there, and with 3 project fiero's right now my wife would kill me)

BUT if something happens before archie sells it, ill be all in.


It is already sold. I read the first post to mean that he was taking offers up until the point of come and get it... Apparently it was drive out and pick it up with some cash. Would have been a bummer to show up and find it already gone...

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