LOL

Im going to reply and ask him what the details are for the hell of it...what a sh*t head

Really? I think that the current market value of fiero's in the lower mainland is moronic. There is no way a stock 88GT is worth 12 000. I'm sorry guys. I love fiero's but they're not worth near as much as most people in the lower mainland are asking for them.

Some scrupulous fellow started posting fiero's on Craigslist for ludicrous prices, never responded to anyone's emails and then claims they were sold. Do this a couple dozen times and you have a sellers market. Go outside this limited sphere of manipulation (lower mainland) and you'd be hard pressed for find a fiero for more than $5000.

Fiero GT's for sale $5500 or less (the first one is an 86, the rest are 88's) All relevant posts. *Edit.. except one that is two years old.. my mistake*

PS: I can do your math homework too.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1986-PONTIAC-GT-MANY-MODS_W0Q QitemZ200201284935QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item200201284935

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1988-Fiero-GT_W0QQitemZ110226 053107QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item110226053107

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/88-FIERO-GT-NEW-PAINT-80K-GOO DYEARS-RUNS-GOOD-GD-INT_W0QQitemZ220201070893QQcmdZViewItem? hash=item220201070893

http://gtfieros.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=2374&sid=03ea 015a0b1eda0c1adc851f7ca6e9f8

http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/car/583174332.html **Jump on this one**

http://harrisburg.craigslist.org/car/577612966.html

http://miami.craigslist.org/car/542241171.html *Oh! One over $5500*

http://norfolk.craigslist.org/car/537835285.html

http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/6660.aspx *No price but sounds like a nice car*

http://www.fieropride.com/forsale/fieros_for_sale.htm

**This one MIGHT actually be worth 10G**

http://london.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-cars-over-5K-FERRARI -KIT-CAR-FIERO-W0QQAdIdZ29901250

I just think 10-12G's for a fiero is ridiculous. As awesome as they are, I don't think they're worth that much.

Any btw I thought many of those cars were nice. I didn't post the shabby looking ones or any other years. There were tones of nice 86GT's under 5k as well. Also the GT's that are in less than pristine shape could be fixed to pretty darn nice shape for a couple thousand dollars, adding up to less than 5K.

Sadly this is an argument of opinions. It will not bother me in the slightest if you continue to purchase fiero's for eight to twelve thousand dollars. As for me. I'll stick to the thousand dollars and under range. Drop a few hundred in them and have excellent driving, nice looking fiero's for the cost of the taxes you paid on yours.

English yes, Bio no. Unless your Bio teacher was a nicer individual than mine.

I do have a secret to success though.

1. Read everything your supposed to.
2. Do all your homework.
3. Study for all your exams.
4. Listen to good music the entire time.

Hmm.. I prefer classical. I don't have a "lover", nor friends that do my homework. And I thought I had it all figured out!

Metal is good every now and again though as long as your can understand the words and the timing is tight.

Don't worry. You'll get used to working.

There is something beautiful about being productive. I'm not trying to be Philosophical but, habits formed early last forever. It is truly in your best interests to be studious. Even if it's only for an hour every evening that you set aside for homework. Lock the door, put on your preference of music and do the work.

Then work on your fiero. 

Three Step Process to Fixing a Fiero

1. Buy a repair manual
2. Read it
3. Do what the book says

Oh and don't forget to take your time and or pictures before you start so you know where everything went.

That's cool. Don't do anything irreversible, your tastes might change later on.

My brother custom painted the interior on his 85 SE. Yellow paint everywhere. He liked it for a month and then realized that it was too much. We scrubbed the interior with paint thinner to get it off. Now he has stock interior with yellow highlights on the edges of his console and gauges.