1988 Pontiac Fiero

GT Coupe

2.8L 173Cu. In. V6 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

1G2PG1197JP217555

Clear

GAS

Here is a YouTube video of this Fiero. It was taken around September 27, 2013. http://youtu.be/AhQ3Iya-mB4 Below, I am going to try to list anything I can think of that may not be perfect, so to speak. -The Fiero has been repainted prior to me owning it. And there is some very minor over spray (poor masking) on the trim. -The new paint job is "NOT" perfect! But it does look very nice, even up close! -The passenger door glass has large scratches in it from the old dew wipe (visible in video) -The driver's door glass is loose as if missing one bolt (or one pivot point) inside the door. -The plastic cover is missing from the driver's side interior door lock lever. -The oil pressure gauge does not work. Very common Fiero problem. Supposedly mis-wired at the factory. -Fuel gauge not accurate. -Catalytic convertor definitely needs to be replaced. Outer covering is non existent. -Engine has slight miss probably caused by 02 sensor sending wrong signals due to bad catalytic convertor. -A/C needs to be charged and any possible leak fixed. -Rear tail light lens has typical minor cracking. -Tires are around 80% but have very fine dry rot cracks in the sidewalls from age. -Missing wind deflector that is used when sun roof is removed. Normally stores under the front hood. -Every day wear and tear. The GOOD: New paint (don't know age though) New dew wipes New l/f front caliper New front rubber brake lines New battery approximately 5/2013 New distributor New ignition module New sensor in air cleaner housing New distributor cap New 02 sensor New speakers (4) New after market stereo with remote I don't know if this interior is original or new. But it is beautiful! No rips or tears!!! There are probably many other new parts on this car. But most of the work was done before I bought it. Except for the minor stuff that I mentioned previously, this Fiero is in beautiful condition, as you can see in the included YouTube video. I will be glad to answer any questions about this car. I am selling because I had knee surgery followed by shoulder surgery. And this car is not suitable for my current age and physical condition. I do have a "clean" and "clear" North Carolina title in hand! I have this Fiero listed locally. So I reserve the right to end this auction early. On Sep-30-13 at 10:19:28 PDT, seller added the following information: I forgot to mention a couple of things: The driver's side mirror was reattached to the door by a previous owner. It is secure. But the door panel is not perfect around that immediate area. It is "NOT" anything major. Just more of a visual irritant. Also, the driver's side stainless steel coolant line under the car, has been repaired with a radiator hose at some point in its life. It is right in front of the driver's side rear tire. I assume that someone attempted to jack the car up in the wrong location and crushed the stainless steel line. I have "never" had any issues with the cooling system over heating or leaking! NEVER!! Also, I checked Ebay's AutoCheck Vehicle History Report. And there is obviously an error by the Florida Emission Station that reported 146,000 miles on 12/13/96. When one year prior, the vehicle only had 65.000 miles. And one year later it only had 85,000 miles. And the entire history is consistent with the current 87,889 miles being the true and correct miles that are on this vehicle. The current miles on this vehicle may change slightly, as I do have it listed locally. And it may be taken on test drives.On Sep-30-13 at 15:07:42 PDT, seller added the following information: Just thought of a couple more items: The Tinkerbell symbol on the passenger side wing window is a decal that was on there when I bought the car. It is faded fro the sun. I have never attempted to remove it. The speaker covers for the two rear speakers are in the trunk of the car. They will probably need to be replaced. I have kept them because the cloth covering is still good. But the plastic housing is in bad condition. NOTE: I am "NOT" normally home during the day. And I only receive and answer emails through my computer. So if you email me, please be assured that I will reply to you as soon as I get home. It will either be in the evening or early morning Eastern Time Zone.On Oct-02-13 at 04:21:08 PDT, seller added the following information: Correction to the tail light lens condition: There are only "two" very small cracks on the "left" tail light lens only. There are "NO" cracks on the "right" tail light lens. These two cracks are close to the trunk lock and are approximately one to two inches in length. There is an indication that the car was involved in a minor fender bender at some point in its life. If you look at the video in my listing, at the body panel in front of the driver's headlight, you can see some very minor shallow dents that had been hammered out. It is nothing major! Definitely very "minor"! The headlights do work proper. There is approximately a one inch surface crack on the driver's side of the hood, on the small section between the front bumper and the driver's headlight. The crack is directly in line with the "I" in Pontiac on the headlight cover. On Oct-02-13 at 12:56:56 PDT, seller added the following information: I need to clarify the fender bender description that I mentioned in my last update. The body panel that I mentioned is the radiator support frame work. And you can only see it when the hood is open. If you look at the video link in my posting, when you get to the driver's headlight in the "under the open hood" view, you can barely see what I am talking about. Look behind the driver's head light at the panel. I realize you can't see much. But then, there is not much to see to begin with. Also, there is no rust behind the carpet on the right side of the trunk. The bottom of the trunk carpet looks wet. But it is "NOT"! It appears to be oil that got spilled in there some how before I owned it.. And the carpet was never taken out to be cleaned. According to Ebay's AutoCheck Vehicle History Report, this Fiero spent most of its life in Florida or the southeast. Almost all of the miles were put on in Florida and the southeast! I hope this is all of the updates now...