Hi everybody! First I want told about that a live in Russia, so sorry if my english is terrible! I was reading PFF from 2004 and have some interest for Fiero. But then I have no opportunity to buy it for some reasons: in first i was too young, and second: find Fiero in Russia is BIG problem! Most of Fiero what was imported in russia already in garbage. Reason of that is problems with parts. In some cases get detail is impossible! But I'm not about this.

At last summer i have chance to get Fiero and I not passed it! And now I' m a happy(in some meaning) owner of a Fiero, My Fiero is 86 SE. It come to me in terrible condition! It was without engine, gearbox, radiator and some other details.

I was lucky, because fathers friend, that also got a Fiero, was swaped his Fiero with Northstar, and he was presented me him stock engine(V6 2.8)

So now i working at bringing my Fiero to good condition. At first I was cleaned bottom from some rust, and painted it( My father helped me with paintwork). Next I removed all exterior plastic panels(except roof) and started cleaning everything else. Now I cleaned up front hood section, engine section and trunk.

Now I dont now what else to tell.. So I post some pictures. It all for now.

Thanks for attention!

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Wow!

We really need to see pictures.

Not only are there two Fiero's in Russia.. One is a Northstar. WOW.

I wonder what it would take to get parts up there?

Welcome to the greatest Forum on Earth, .

Brad

Welcome to the forum! My roommate is Russian (from Moscow, I think) and another friend is Russian. No worries about having problems with English, its not an easy language to learn... I think several domestic members here are still working on learning it

Pictures though! We like pictures!

Daniel....welcome to the forum. Post some pictures when you get a chance. Your English is just fine, don't worry. It is great to see Fiero owners all over the world.

[This message has been edited by Daniel H (edited 01-22-2011).]

Welcome to PFF!!!

Hmmm I dont even understand how post images to be it viewable immediately at forum.....

[This message has been edited by Daniel H (edited 11-23-2009).]

welcome !
If you need any parts let me know, I have several spare parts and some other people in europe may have parts too..

Welcome to the Forum!!!

Look at the bottom of the screen for this symbol:



Double click it and download it, install on your computer.

quote Originally posted by Daniel H:

You can use the pennocks poster or instead of using the HTML code when pasting in links from photo sites, use the IMG code instead. Type "[ img ]" before the picture link and [ /img ] after a picture link (without the spaces) and the pics should show up.

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Oh!! I got it! Big thanks!

Welcome to PFF Daniel. Nice looking work you are doing there. We are always happy to see another Fiero saved from the garbage. Great job! Keep us posted on your progress.

Pat in Texas.

quote Originally posted by Daniel H: Oh!! I got it! Big thanks!

No problem! By the way, your method of propping your car up reminds me of this :

Welcome to the forum Daniel.
Larry

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Without question the greatest invention in the history of mankind is beer.
Oh I grant you that the wheel was also a fine invention
but the wheel does not go nearly as well with pizza.
-- Dave Barry

quote Originally posted by Alibi: No problem! By the way, your method of propping your car up reminds me of this :

Alibi, we can do this to change the pump right? How did he get it up like that?

Brad

EDIT: OMG is he welding on the gas tank:O

[This message has been edited by twofatguys (edited 11-23-2009).]

Whats the red truck in the first picture?

What is the red vehicle on the edge of this picture?

If you ever want to know how someone on here does something you can just click the "EDIT" button on our post and see everything .

Brad

Welcome! Don't worry about your english. It's better than Pontiackids and he's from the U.S.A. Just kiddin PK

Jim

welcome dan
i got 2 fieros here in Sydney Australia
by the way do you know many woman in Russia,
If i gave you a few names , manybe they might be in your area?

quote Originally posted by Daniel H: Hi everybody! First I want told about that a live in Russia, so sorry if my english is terrible! I was reading PFF from 2004 and have some interest for Fiero. But then I have no opportunity to buy it for some reasons: in first i was too young, and second: find Fiero in Russia is BIG problem! Most of Fiero what was imported in russia already in garbage. Reason of that is problems with parts. In some cases get detail is impossible! But I'm not about this. At last summer i have chance to get Fiero and I not passed it! And now I' m a happy(in some meaning) owner of a Fiero, My Fiero is 86 SE. It come to me in terrible condition! It was without engine, gearbox, radiator and some other details. I was lucky, because fathers friend, that also got a Fiero, was swaped his Fiero with 5.7Northstar, and he was presented me him stock engine(V6 2.8) So now i working at bringing my Fiero to good condition. At first I was cleaned bottom from some rust, and painted it( My father helped me with paintwork). Next I removed all exterior plastic panels(except roof) and started cleaning everything else. Now I cleaned up front hood section, engine section and trunk. Now I dont now what else to tell.. So I post some pictures. It all for now. Thanks for attention!

The truck in the corner of photo is "Jump!". It was produced in low value here in Russia some time ago. But producing of this car now is ended for some reasons related with bureaucracy problems. Here is link http://www.autoreview.ru/ne...1/n01/jump/jump1.htm . This page are on russian but you can see pictures!

How did I get up my Fiero? In this operation was used long pipe, hi-jack, some planks and some piece of brain Also a winch's rope for fixing.

To proff,
Where so many womans so I can't know all of them If I try to do this, I will have no time to work at my Fiero

quote Originally posted by Daniel H: To proff, Where so many womans so I can't know all of them If I try to do this, I will have no time to work at my Fiero

Love that answer...

Welcome Daniel.

The picture of the engine is interesting. The hubs where the wheels go look different. Is there something bolted on there?

Greetings Daniel, when you do get your car running I would like to see a pic of your Fiero with a famous Russian landmark in the background. It would be nice to see a collection from around the globe.

Daniel, I am sorry I took this away from your Fiero. At least I was not asking how many women you have known .

Brad

quote Originally posted by proff: welcome dan i got 2 fieros here in Sydney Australia by the way do you know many woman in Russia, If i gave you a few names , manybe they might be in your area?

Like you he is probably already collared but many Russian girls are beautiful as some are decendants of what the vikings collected from around Europe when the vikings enslaved the hotties.

Welcome from Australia

Welcome to the forum.

quote Originally posted by Dodgerunner The picture of the engine is interesting. The hubs where the wheels go look different. Is there something bolted on there?

Yes! That bolted things is adapters from 5*100 to 5*112 PCD...

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Welcome to the forum, Daniel! I must say that's an interesting way to paint the underside of the car, please be careful working like that. That 2.8 looks to be really clean, I hope it runs as good as it looks!

Andy

Welcome to the forum! Very cool to see a Fiero in Russia. There is a person I work with at General Motors that is from St. Petersburg. The world is getting smaller and smaller. Congratulations on your car. Keep posting pics of the restoration. This should be cool!

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Welcome to the Forum and.... about your English...... It's better than some Americans who post on here

What really impresses me about your SE is the apparent lack of rust. The pics before paint looked pretty clean. A lot of cars in Canada fall victim to salt on the roads in winter, and there is condensation that builds up in the trunk quarter panels, particularly behind the trunk fan.

I am also impressed with the engine and cradle. Also pretty clean. It looks like you have a really good project there. Be sure to keep us up to date.

I use http://www.myfiero.com/imagehost.php to host pics. It works fairly well. Good luck

Arn

quote Originally posted by Alibi: No problem! By the way, your method of propping your car up reminds me of this :

Ha Ha, that was my first thought too.

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That's gonna leave a scratch or two on the bodywork you know!

Ps. Welcome to the madness.

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www.ltlfrari.com

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Welcome to the Madness!

MMmmm, I was wondering if you are destroying your Fiero Store's (?) side air scoops? I was also wondering if your wheel bearings and hubs are being compromised for being under this type of constant load

Spasibo,
Kevin

The engine looks clean because I was cleaning it for all day. With all possible ways. I was used different chemical degreasers, was use kerosene, gasoline, different brushes, car washer, pressured air, and everything else what was under the hand... It was difficult, but i made it and now engine looks shiny!

I hopes too, what it's running good. Actually this engine was removed from running car and he may haven't troubles.

Apparent lack of rust? Hm... Actually it was have some rust. But not much and it is surface and not deep. Sure some places was more rusted! Like rear spars. accu bracket(what was so rusted, what I tell my father cut it! Whatever I want to move out accumulator from engine section ). To Arns85GT: in fact behind the fan was much rusted place in my trunk Certainly in total my Fiero is pretty clear from rust, but my father's friend's Fiero was looks more good. At least was(Hope when I end cleaning works with metall, my Fiero will be looks very good)
What about salt on the roads in winter, in most cases Fieros are used like summer car. Where is so much snow sometimes at winter, what I wish have a tank as winter transport. So that why it stay's good.


To ltlfrari&kevin:
It wouldn't leave scratches because car was continued stay on wheels. About bearings I don't worried too, it was stay like this not long, just couple of days.

Thanks all of you for interest! Don't drink much vodka

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WOW!! These little cars are making it all over the world. Welcome to the forum, Daniel.

quote Originally posted by kyunderdawg: WOW!! These little cars are making it all over the world. Welcome to the forum, Daniel.

You would not believe the places I get Fiero calls from at work. They are everywhere.

Note most of them use much better english than the customers from the States.

Post couple fotos

Front. Cleaned. Acid primer coated. Ready to paint.



Ready!


Manufacturing trunk ventilator tube mounts. The old was broken. Studs brokage. Also they was rusted Rubber also was maded new.


Result:


Detail cleaning: Before

After

[This message has been edited by Daniel H (edited 11-26-2009).]

Welcome to the forum. It looks like you are doing some good work. Please be careful.

Here is next fotos of process:

Cleaned and painted break splitter(don't know is it right name)


Here is a rear arch before cleaning:



Cleaned up! And coated acid primer.



Add new paint to the letters


Cleaned door sill (also dont know is it called so, I was told what my english not good!)




Also I was cleaned left door. But I forget to photograph it. So the left side of my car is fully cleaned. Next is need to be painted. And remains to be done right side: door, door sill, front&rear arches. And metall body will be done...

[This message has been edited by Daniel H (edited 12-01-2009).]

Boy you are really giving that thing an overhaul.

Jim

Daniel; Cool work-wish I could get mine done that fast!! O. K. so you know we must see more pics of your last post. Looks like a
targa -type top?!? Likewise, welcome to the forum, and there is a world of knowledge here that I'm learning also.

It's a Laura