Hi all. up for sale is my black 86 GT. the car is Auto, and equiped with all options. I purchased it a while back with the intent of doing a restore but im finding my other two Fieros are keeping me busy enough.

This car is a non runner, (top end of engine is apart), and needs a LOT of work. it could probably be considered as a potential parts car.

on the good side- if you wanted to do a fastback conversion all of those parts are probably in good shape. I have proper ownership papers, and when I ran a car fax on on it there were no major accidents reported, although it is evident the front end has had some sort of "history". Dont ask me any of the specifics because I know nothing about the previous owners. 

$500.00.  you would have to make your own arangement to drag it home.

if anyone wants to take a look, I live in Walnut Grove (North Langley).

Drop me a line or PM. 604 202 5682. Glenn 

wow.  that much interest huh ?  ok, heres a real stretch- 500.00 ...obo...

or if any one is willing to do a parts strip session, i would maintain an "offer to purchase" list of parts, to see if we can make that worth while. we could do a teardown session early this fall perhaps, i would supply at least some of the beer...

sure would really like to see someone put this back on the road though... 

        I think everyone is feeling the pinch right now, and the people that are driving the market higher for value on Fiero's are the people that are looking for turn key, really clean cars.  Everyone that normally buys them to fix them up, has decided to hold off on buying any "parts" or rebuild-able cars.   Hell even Lisa and I are considering selling off 1 or 2 of our Fiero's, as of right now we are sitting on 6 cars between the 2 of us.    i would take really good pics of it, almost "part by part" I am sure whatever "good" parts are on that can be sold for more than the $500 asking price.    

Another option, and this is what I have done in the past, take off all the small parts that are expensive, IE switches, electronics sensors and such.   Everything that is small enough to fit in a bankers box.  Then post up a 7 day give-a-way or super cheap deal, IE 5 bucks all you can carry.  Then after the week, call up a scrapper to haul it away.    A shoe box full of sensors/switches can be worth $1000 if you had to replace the stuff new off the shelf.    Plus the piece of mind that "oh crap, headlight switch just died" and being able to walk to the shelf, grab your spare toss it on the car with zero out of pocked expense and 5 mins time.

Too bad it's an automatic. Otherwise I might've been knocking at your door.