1986 Pontiac Fiero

SE

V6

Manual

1G2PF3795GP211980

Clear

Gasoline

OVER $5000 IN PARTS This vehicle was the first car I ever purchased new. About 6 years ago I decided to start a restoration project on it. The car had not been driven in over 15 years. The engine started right up and was running well but I wanted a total restoration. I found a mechanic that would take this project on and work on it during slow periods at the shop. Since I was working out of state and in no hurry for this project to be completed it was fine by me. During this time, a number of items have been repaired/upgraded. To name a few; Brake system including new brake lines, new calipers, new pads, new rotors and all hardware. New exhaust system including new exhaust manifold, new muffler, new tail pipes, new tail pipe ends, new hangers and new catalytic converter replacement pipe. New motor mounts, New struts, new strut mounts, new timing chain, new valves, injectors, spark plugs, belts and hoses, new valve cover, new intake manifold, new front engine cradle, new rear engine cradle, new dog bone mount, new high performance clutch, new T/O bearing and clutch cable, new filters, new ac compressor, new AC compressor, new water pump, new water pump and alternator belt, new (valves complete), new wheel bearings, new wheel bearing kits new weather stripping, new window seals, new ignition wires, new emergency brake cable, new fuel injector, new head lights, new hoses, new high performance air filter, new AC accumulator (not installed yet), new seals, new heater core, new tires and much more that I cannot recall at this time. There are various trim pieces and dash that have not been installed but are in the car. The windshield was damaged while in the shop. Now the dilemma. This car was not too far from being on the road again. Perhaps a few good months, good paint job and interior cleaning. Unfortunately, the mechanic was diagnosed with cancer and was unable to put it back together before his passing. The car was left in the shop with no one left to reassemble it. I was able to put the engine cradle back under the car and get it onto a trailer. I am selling this because I am not a mechanic and with three in college I cannot afford to continue with the restoration. This is a great project car because a lot of the work has already been done. Although the photos do not show the trunk lid, it is intact with the large spoiler (which cost over $500) and is included in this auction.