Guys, looking to collect parts for when I get back to my Fiero...

Here is a picture of where I left the front compartment of my Fiero before I put it in storage... I was basically done. Only thing not new / replaced are the headlamp motors themselves, which I had rebuilt a few years earlier, and just never got around to painting. Not a huge deal, I have a few sets and had intended to rebuild another set and fix them up.

In the image below mind, you'll see a picture (not mine) from an original 1987 Fiero V6 automatic that sat in a warehouse for 25 years (has 100 miles on it). There aren't many differences that I can make out, except for a blue sticker that's affixed directly above the spare tire on the firewall. I don't have it on my car, but it's clearly there on this factory-original 100 mile car. Can anyone tell me what that says and where I can get one? I didn't see it on Rodney Dickman's site... so very interested to know if others have this on their car, or if it was put there by the dealer...


My Car:




Original 100mile 87 Fiero:

I think that's the sticker for the security lug nuts. They seem to have stuck them wherever they felt....mine was on the drivers side sunvisor, but I've seen them in the door jamb,l and the underside of the decklid or hood.

[This message has been edited by mrfiero (edited 10-07-2019).]

quote Originally posted by mrfiero: I think that's the sticker for the security lug nuts. They seem to have stuck them wherever they felt....mine was on the drivers side sunvisor, but I've seen them in the door jamb,l and the underside of the decklid or hood.

RIGHT!!! That makes perfect sense. It was a "dealer option" so it would make sense that someone at the dealer would be the one placing the sticker...

Thanks!

quote Originally posted by mrfiero: I think that's the sticker for the security lug nuts. They seem to have stuck them wherever they felt....mine was on the drivers side sunvisor, but I've seen them in the door jamb,l and the underside of the decklid or hood.

quote Originally posted by 82-T/A [At Work]: ...so it would make sense that someone at the dealer would be the one placing the sticker

You'd think though that Pontiac would've at least "suggested" where the dealers were to place this sticker.

[This message has been edited by Patrick (edited 10-07-2019).]

I have one of those stickers and it has the key code imprinted on it. The sticker, still on it's backing sheet, is inserted in the owner's manual.