Fierarri 308

"0 hours on both" likely means "it doesn't run yet." Crazy price.

http://staugustine.craigslist.org/cto/3853631718.html

That's awful.

Doesn't come with a mustache and twin Doberman Pinschers?

You are gonna make Magnum cry!

But it does have:

computer mounted in intake air stream for cooling

whatever that means.....

I'll play devil's advocate and say I have seen some nice Fiero 308's. And they seem to get get decent money when they're finished to a good level.

This isn't one of them...

Unfortunatly it looks like some one has sunk a lot of time and money into that only to come to the old realization that it's 90% done and only has 95% left to go. Cover up the vents and louvres so it's not trying to pretend to be a Ferrari and put big ass pontiac badges on it and it may not be too bad.

I'm guessing this started out as an aftermarket kit, not one of the Mera's that were sold through Pontiac dealers in 88/89

http://www.fiero.net/mera/88MeraShow.jpg

The dryer vent is nice custom touch.

RossD wrote: The dryer vent is nice custom touch.

I like the red fuel rail. Looks classy.

Monti Carlo - is that Monty Python's Italian cousin?

Sadly a lot of Fiero's meet there end as poorly finished kit cars, if they get finished at all. At least this one is not an '88.

Meras were cool, probably the best "kit" you could buy.

In reply to Gearheadotaku:

I beg to differ.....

It at least had the 3.8L s/c in it too.

looks like Fiero with a different front bumper and a taillight fill. Probably an autobox too. Not bad looking, but far from a 'kit' car. Would look better with the regular GT f. bumper in my opinion.

It is actually several different body kits all thrown together......but I guess I missed the whole "rebody" part of those others.

I haven't seen it in a while, but there has been an "F40" replica that looks way less like an F40 than that one looks like a 308 (and other than paint probably even farther from being drivable than that one is) for $7800 on my local craigslist.

I like the things done to the rear of that yellow Fiero. The front... not so much.

It's putrid, but likely a lot easier to own than the real thing. At least you could afford to fix it when it breaks, and it's probably just as fast as the real thing

without even the dignity of having it's name spelled right.

http://lincoln.craigslist.org/mcy/3840440743.html

In reply to belteshazzar:

Yeah - but it's got the good looks and the aero of a Port-o-let to make up for the loss of dignity.