First I heard of these.
 

Heard of Mallett but this is new one to me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUVRkoVtZ68

Fieros were neat cars. I bought one new in '85. Never had a problem with it. I think the styling was very good, the later gt's were beautiful in my opinion, and the 'fast back' design was really good. No need to change a good thing, I never got on board with all of the conversions.

We had 2 of them to sell at the Pontiac dealer I worked at. One was red, the other yellow. I only recall they were very expensive, roughly doubling the price of the Fiero it was based on. The yellow one hung around the dealer for over a year, finally being sold as the new models were coming in September. Based on our mid-sized dealer having 2 to sell, I have to believe a fair number were built? Maybe 1000 or so? Anyone know?

Never knew until now, and the Meras look pretty good.

We had 2 of them to sell at the Pontiac dealer I worked at. One was red, the other yellow. I only recall they were very expensive, roughly doubling the price of the Fiero it was based on. The yellow one hung around the dealer for over a year, finally being sold as the new models were coming in September. Found a little history on the cars. Total production, 247 cars. All sold through Pontiac dealers. None sold as DIY kits. The TV show Magnum PI, probably helped sell most of them.

I think I saw one of these at Charlotte Autofair a few years back. It had a Chevy V8 in it. The asking price was pretty high, I assumed it was a home made job.

I see there was one sold on BaT in the past. Although it had a V8 conversion. I would of thought it would have brought in a bit more money. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1988-pontiac-mera-2/

Beems there is more to the story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdH1td-DJk0

I sold a collection this Fall for the widow of a friend. There was six Fieros in the lot one being a GT with a sbc 350 conversion. I drove it for a test run, very impressive. The owner did the conversion, he was an engineer and did a great job, very neat looking.