86 Fiero Street/strip Project on 2040-cars
Mount Juliet, Tennessee, United States
86 Fiero Strip/Street Project
For auction is a very unique project that has had much of the hard work completed. 1986 Pontiac Fiero Roller that has been tubbed and tubed, set up for SBC motor with front plate mounts, automatic transmission, floorpans and firewall cut and fitted ( will need final weld), 9 inch narrowed Ford rear-end with ladder bar applications, new relocated fuel cell in rear, new rear Wilwood racing calipers, new tires and wheels( tires has zero miles but has sat for several years, possibly needs addressing). Car comes complete with all interior pieces, will need front windshield and rear glass to fit intended modifications. Steering has already been set-up. There have only been a few Fieros set up for a front engine rear wheel drive street car, Not an Easy Task! At the Buy It Now Price , I have a disassembled 400 SBC long block that will be added for the winner. Heads and block have been worked and come with several new parts, They include: New- #400p std. Federal Mogul pistons New- Hastings Piston Rings New- part# C5N Doug Herbert performance Cam( specs available) New- Headman exhaust gaskets New- Valve Springs and retainers This is an older build that I would love to finish, but have other projects that I want to do more. In reality I simply need the room. The time and money invested and work completed and parts acquired, in relation to my reserve, means someone will be getting a cool unique project at a very, very cheap price!!!! Call or text with any Questions 615-604-6685. I do have this for sale locally and reserve the right to end this auction at any time. Thanks and Happy Bidding!! Please no bidding if you truly do not intend on purchasing/ $500.00 non refundable deposit required within 24 hrs of winning bid. |
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