[fyrffytr1]

I wish I could afford to bid on this one. But, I am glad I am not. I wouldn't be able to drive and enjoy it! One of these days I will have a used one. If you want to see pictures of it click on the bar looking thing with 1 / 13 above it. The pictures will open.

https://www.hagerty.com/media/auctio...iac_Supplement

[Chief of the 60's]

Originally Posted by fyrffytr1

I wish I could afford to bid on this one. But, I am glad I am not. I wouldn't be able to drive and enjoy it! One of these days I will have a used one.

https://www.hagerty.com/media/auctio...iac_Supplement

That is the problem with cars like this. Cars like this belong on "static" display. I know this oh too well with my prototype. Steve Ames is loaded with "new" or super low mileage old cars.

As far as this being the "last" Fiero, I question that. If I recall correctly, the "last" Fiero was a notchback that the floor pan was completely signed by all the "P" platform employees.

I'm guessing this is more likely the last GT.

[Lightfoot]

This one does have signatures on the front wheel wells under the bonnet.

Not my cup of tea with the sunroof, A/C and automatic.

[paul]

This is some info I have