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When these cars first came out they were really pretty hot. Owned second model year, fully loaded in black (a long long time ago)..
Martini... Thanks for the "Classic" comment. You brought back some
memories.
Martini... Thanks for the "Classic" comment. You brought back some
memories.
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NP 8ball...
I drove a 2M6 from the age of 16 to 29. Although it was a heap when I sold it... I still loved the car. So predictable. Accelation of course had been surpassed by today's more modern cars, but what a concept for the time. Mid-engine... drove like it was on rails. Pontiac still had "excitement" back then.
I never had many mechanical difficulties with this car. Not even after I parked it under neath a school bus (yellow twinkie).
Althought it was difficult to part with (even with the master cylinder out, and the exhaust manifold with holes in it making the Invidia's sound like they are on mute), I was able to sell the car to an enthusiast who owned 2 other Fiero's. He dropped a small block V8 into mine. That is one quick little Pontiac today!!!!
Although this car may be too old for some to appreciate, it really was pre-miata, pre-roadster days. It was before it's time... I will always be a Fiero fan... even though I love my SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSs
I drove a 2M6 from the age of 16 to 29. Although it was a heap when I sold it... I still loved the car. So predictable. Accelation of course had been surpassed by today's more modern cars, but what a concept for the time. Mid-engine... drove like it was on rails. Pontiac still had "excitement" back then.
I never had many mechanical difficulties with this car. Not even after I parked it under neath a school bus (yellow twinkie).
Althought it was difficult to part with (even with the master cylinder out, and the exhaust manifold with holes in it making the Invidia's sound like they are on mute), I was able to sell the car to an enthusiast who owned 2 other Fiero's. He dropped a small block V8 into mine. That is one quick little Pontiac today!!!!
Although this car may be too old for some to appreciate, it really was pre-miata, pre-roadster days. It was before it's time... I will always be a Fiero fan... even though I love my SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSs
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Originally Posted by vbmarcus,Jun 2 2006, 08:18 PM
Although this car may be too old for some to appreciate, it really was pre-miata, pre-roadster days. It was before it's time... I will always be a Fiero fan
