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nfswift
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Yep, my first, it's great, everything about it is great...


Rehosted pics!

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Metallic Grey (previously red) 1986 Fiero SE V-6 4-speed.

Aaaaand I'm hooked =\
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Post by Series8217 »

Gooding looking car. How's it run?
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Post by nfswift »

Like a champ I'm pretty sure, I'd have to pit it against another healthy v6 to compare, but it feels solid all around.

My only concerns are that the temp gauge moves... but mainly stays several millimeters off the cold side of the scale, the headlights have to be cranked, the passenger power window won't roll, and that it's idling at around 1,200RPM right now.

Aside from that, it's a good catch for $1,800.
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When my 2.8 idled fast the egr tube had a hole in it. I repaired my headlights with a Rodney Dickman kit.
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Post by cactus bastard »

looks great! :thumbleft:
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Post by nfswift »

Thanks all, I'm still getting used to driving, but it's just great anyways...
dratts wrote:When my 2.8 idled fast the egr tube had a hole in it. I repaired my headlights with a Rodney Dickman kit.
Yes, when it's warm it's settling at around 1,200RPM now. I'd still like to see the engine running in ship shape all over though.

I'll have to look into the repair kit...
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Post by slow'n'steady »

nice... i wish my first was that nice!!
but NO, i had to get an '84 that caught on fire every other week :angry:

congrats!
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Post by nfswift »

More thanks all around.

I do feel very lucky to have it, it's totally awesome, best first car ever! And great for summer driving!! I've been oggling Fieros for ages and doing all my homework, it's quite the feeling to finally own one.

Once I get a CD player or at least radio working I'll be set...
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Danger to bandwidth!!


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Yeah, I don't know why photobucket is giving me so much flak, my hosted materials don't get THAT much traffic at all!

Grr
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Post by cactus bastard »

Must be those high res fiero pics :scratch:
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Post by Dirty Sanchez »

That looks pretty nice and it appears to be in decent shape too. Good luck with it. :thumbleft:
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A WAY foxier pic, it isn't nearly as flawless as it looks, it's just got the angles!!! :rotflmao:

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