Pearl White GT with a black hood and trunk. At one time had a wounded warriors logo on the hood and a pretty cool raised image on the gas door at a MOJO BBQ place in Flemming Island FL. I have never seen that car around here so here is the 10 cent question. Is the owner on the forum? If so shoot me a message and we can go bother Villain down south one day.
Saw this one in Oroville, California today. Couldn't take a better picture while driving. It was a white Formula and two guys enjoying their lunch....sitting on the spoiler
Reminiscing about my days back in the 80's, found a Youtuber who documented his life from the 80's through today. This is taken with VHS so the quality is par for the times.
Getting ready for a cruise through Whittier California, 1989
A stock notchie:
And a Formula with the perfect 80's girls...possibly "Valley Girls"
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I pass this one in SF all the time. It hasn't been registered in years. I put a note on the window offering to buy it or help fix it. Haven't got a response though. If it's yours contact me!
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Originally posted by liv4God: I pass this one in SF all the time. It hasn't been registered in years. I put a note on the window offering to buy it or help fix it. Haven't got a response though. If it's yours contact me!
Put a note on the car once per week. Double the size of the note each time to increase visibility. When the note becomes too big to handle knock on the door instead
New at the junkyard is this '86 SE 4-cyl. automatic hardtop. Used to be red, but its been painted with something that sort of looks like black bedliner coating.
Interior has been mostly painted black too.
This floor mat might even be salvageable!
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I’ll go the opposite - live in Corbin Kentucky and since I got my 86 GT in June 2019, I have not seen a single Fiero besides mine. It’s eerie how I have yet to see one in person on the road.....
Saw one on the southbound side of the road broken down on 17 in Fleming Island Florida, ( a month or so ago ) had the dude been there, I would have stopped to help him out, If he happens to visit the forum, perhaps we can exchange numbers!
I'll post a little past history. In the Bay Area city of Palo Alto, this was a pic from 2007. The houses along this street are all gone and it is now a high-rise office building. Through the magic of Google Map's timeline, I went back to an old image from their Google car. This Fiero sat here and if I remember, was even locked in behind the construction fence. I don't know what happened to it. This was at 421 Page Mill Road, Palo Alto Ca.
Its cold, just cold and nasty.... move south of I-10.
Ha ha! I'm only a few miles north of I-10 near Phoenix. I know you don't see snow in Jacksonville, I was born there, back around the middle of the last century, but I saw snow in Pensacola once when I was little.
It took some work to find this thread, as I thought it had 'sighting' in the title. Today I saw my first Fiero in probably 5 years, pulling into the parking lot in Carmel Mountain Ranch, North County San Diego, right in front of The Habit, around 12:30 or so. A silver notchie in excellent shape. Naturally I was not in my Fiero (due to it still being in pieces in my garage.)
86 GT automatic in a Chicago junkyard. Only 87,000 miles..... There was a receipt for two new tires in 2001, at only 86,000 miles. That's just a thousand in twenty years!
Looks great, love the wingless Euro look, I just noticed that is 3 wingless GT photos posted in a row!
The white one in the junkyard was interesting; it was built with a wing (RPO code D80) but a previous owner deleted it and filled the holes with body filler. Some daylight shows through one of the holes. so it wasn't a super permanent job.... But it's the first time I'd seen a wing delete in the junkyard.
A silver 86SE with black 88 lace wheels, stopped at the light in front of Walgreen's at the corner of Hog Mountain and Experiment Station Roads (Hwy 53) in Watkinsville, Ga. Female driver.
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This would be the first yellow '88 I've ever seen in a junkyard. First Fiero of any kind with a Screaming Chicken, for that matter.... A low-optioned 4-cyl. with automatic, sunroof and AC.
An '85 4-cylinder automatic that showed up this week.... Another "first time" sighting in the junkyard - this car had several Fierorama dash plaques in it. Apparently I've seen this car before, but never realized it. No idea whose it was.
Super clean 84 SE with around 60k miles rolled up as I was leaving a dead mall in Elkhart, Indiana. Chatted for a minute, guy says he plans to drive it to Mexico in the fall/winter.
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