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Are the Fiero Kits still popular?
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ekimball
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Posted: 11/08/07 04:14 PM
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I know up to a couple of years ago you saw lot's of the Fiero/Ferrari kits on the market, is this still a popular trend or is it dying out?
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TXDon
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Posted: 11/08/07 06:37 PM
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It seems to be dying out to me. I suppose a good Fiero is getting harder to come by, parts not readily available, etc, but just how many mid engine cars can you start with? I hear stories of lawsuits on copies, but a lot of that seems to be just pure bull.
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ekimball
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Posted: 11/09/07 10:22 AM
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Yeah that seems to be what I was thinking, I mean the last Fiero mad is coming up on 18 years old. I guess that the scene will continue to evolve as donor cars continue to evolve.
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Reventon
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Posted: 11/24/07 09:58 AM
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It seems to be dieing out to make way for new models like the Enzo Ferrari kit check it out http://superreplicas.bravehost.com/
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TXDon
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Posted: 11/24/07 02:10 PM
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That removes it from the "rebody" type that the Fiero was, and into an entire new car. I suspect there is a market for both, but the higher the price, the less those interested.
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snow306
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Posted: 02/03/09 01:10 PM
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um yeah this is kind of a stray from the topic but it is a kit question does anyone still make quad4 stall kits for a quad4 into an 84 fiero?
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Posted: 02/06/09 07:19 AM
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They were neat rebodies but they seem to be dieing for shure seems like every time im at the crusher I see an older car that could have been cool if somebody cared enough.The time has past when guys grow up learning how to work on dads car unless he is also a car guy ;--( WB3
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