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Old 05-23-2020, 02:43 PM
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Why is t there a Fiero board here?

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Why is t there a Fiero board here?
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Old 05-23-2020, 05:06 PM
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That poor Iron Duke in Fiero installation had a total capacity of 3.5 quarts. Between the valve cover, front cover and oil pan leaks and a little oil burning, they could be empty very quickly. A real shame. Not much margin for error.

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Old 05-23-2020, 05:09 PM
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We had 3 Fieros over the years. My daily driver was a 1987 2.5 5 spd. plain jane. I bought it at 129,000 miles and put another 100,000 miles on it driving 100 miles a day out the GM Milford Proving Grounds. It was mostly trouble free. I could get over 40 mpg on the freeway. I really liked that car. We had an 86 SE that was the first car for each of my 2 kids. They had a lot of fun in that car. When my son had it he probably made over 100 runs over 2 years at Milan Dragway with the Royal Pontiac Club. Racing with your kids, I don't think it gets any better. Those Fieros were a great family project.

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Unfortunately there's not a lot of love here on PY for much past T/A's and GTO's

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Old 05-24-2020, 05:57 PM
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Nope. That's a Corvette (and we all know what he thinks of Corvette owners)

Then again, it is kinda... short.

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Old 05-24-2020, 06:36 PM
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Looks like the blame game will be played.

Sorry for the destruction, but why do people want to live in a flood plain? There is a reason a flood plain is called ................................a flood plain.

According to the article, they lost 10 vehicles to a flood in 2017???

We had a town about 30 miles from here that flooded about every 6~10 years, and the residents would just keep going back. The state finally figured out that buying the town and moving the residents was the cheap way out. After they bull-dozed the town, made soccer fields, and other sports fields where the town had been. When the floods came, soccer games were postponed. But, very little damage.

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Nope. That's a Corvette (and we all know what he thinks of Corvette owners)

Then again, it is kinda... short.
Peter Peter Peter.

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Peter Peter Peter.

You need to get back to the YB political section where you ran from for getting a good ass whooping.
LOL. I left when AutoGuide bought YB.


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I just saw on the Poncho Perfection Facebook page where Fieros Forever is giving away all parts not destroyed by the flood.



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I saw that too!

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What a shame.
Working at a Pontiac dealer back then by 86 most bugs where worked out.
87 & especially the 88 GT V6 M/T's where a blast to drive. Almost bought a used low milage 88 GT back in mid 90's...

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