1984 Pontiac Fiero Indy Pace Car on 2040-cars
Perry, Georgia, United States
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Here r sale is a 1984 Pontiac Fiero Indy Pace Car edition. It is an automatic transmission car with a 2.5 liter 4 cylinder mid mounted engine. We bought this car from the widow of the original owner over a year ago. It had been in her garage under a car cover since 2001. This is a real Indy Pace car edition with the Indy hood ornament and fender badges. It also has the ghost image Indy 500 in the seat backs. It should have door decals. Unfortunately the lady we bought it from had it repainted by an amateur and it shows at close range. Somewhere along the line someone that didn't know Fieros tried to put it on a lift and cracked the lower rocker panels right below the doors. I have driven this car as recently as last week. We removed the fuel tanks,cleaned it out and installed a new fuel pump as soon as we got it. It has the usual Fiero quirks like the headlights sticking either up or down. I've been told by a member of the Georgia Fiero Club that this is common and not hard to repair. Once you fall down into it it's pretty fun to drive and it corners very well. The previous owner put 4 new 14" tires on it before storing it in the garage. But they may be flat spotted by now. The car came with factory A/C but it is not working at this time. Factory Delco stereo is still here. The interior is good for it's age but it has the issues you would expect from a 30 year old GM car. We have a low reasonable reserve on this car. The old car book says it's worth about $3300.00 in this condition. Our reserve is well below that. Feel free to call or text for more pics and details. Clean GA title goes with it. Thanks for looking. |
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