Do people stop you and ask to buy your car?
11-02-2006, 04:22 PM
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11-02-2006, 04:22 PM
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11-02-2006, 07:52 PM
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Wow, this turned into a Fiero thread!!!
Its hard to find a decent Fiero and its hard to find a decent third gen.
Most are ragged out and not worth having.
I'm glad there are people out there saving the third gens as well as the Fieros.
I love the power of my '94.
But the looks and the handling are really lacking compared to my third gens.
I was on a Chevy lot a few months ago with a friend that was looking at an Impala SS.
The salesman was all over my red '91.
He never would make an offer.
Wanted me to name a price, which I would not.
Just told him it is NOT for sale.
As we pulled away in the Impy, I pointed to my Z that I pulled in line with the new cars, and told him look, people might think that Chevrolet gives a **** now.
He laughed and continued to hound me to name a price when we returned.
My 4 year old daughter calls the red '91 "her Camaro".
Thats priceless and I have to try to save it for her one day.
Just hope that she will actually drive it when she is old enough!
Its hard to find a decent Fiero and its hard to find a decent third gen.
Most are ragged out and not worth having.
I'm glad there are people out there saving the third gens as well as the Fieros.
I love the power of my '94.
But the looks and the handling are really lacking compared to my third gens.
I was on a Chevy lot a few months ago with a friend that was looking at an Impala SS.
The salesman was all over my red '91.
He never would make an offer.
Wanted me to name a price, which I would not.
Just told him it is NOT for sale.
As we pulled away in the Impy, I pointed to my Z that I pulled in line with the new cars, and told him look, people might think that Chevrolet gives a **** now.
He laughed and continued to hound me to name a price when we returned.
My 4 year old daughter calls the red '91 "her Camaro".
Thats priceless and I have to try to save it for her one day.
Just hope that she will actually drive it when she is old enough!
11-02-2006, 10:20 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: St Charles, MO
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Wow, this turned into a Fiero thread!!!
Its hard to find a decent Fiero and its hard to find a decent third gen.
Most are ragged out and not worth having.
I'm glad there are people out there saving the third gens as well as the Fieros.
I love the power of my '94.
But the looks and the handling are really lacking compared to my third gens.
I was on a Chevy lot a few months ago with a friend that was looking at an Impala SS.
The salesman was all over my red '91.
He never would make an offer.
Wanted me to name a price, which I would not.
Just told him it is NOT for sale.
As we pulled away in the Impy, I pointed to my Z that I pulled in line with the new cars, and told him look, people might think that Chevrolet gives a **** now.
He laughed and continued to hound me to name a price when we returned.
My 4 year old daughter calls the red '91 "her Camaro".
Thats priceless and I have to try to save it for her one day.
Just hope that she will actually drive it when she is old enough!
Its hard to find a decent Fiero and its hard to find a decent third gen.
Most are ragged out and not worth having.
I'm glad there are people out there saving the third gens as well as the Fieros.
I love the power of my '94.
But the looks and the handling are really lacking compared to my third gens.
I was on a Chevy lot a few months ago with a friend that was looking at an Impala SS.
The salesman was all over my red '91.
He never would make an offer.
Wanted me to name a price, which I would not.
Just told him it is NOT for sale.
As we pulled away in the Impy, I pointed to my Z that I pulled in line with the new cars, and told him look, people might think that Chevrolet gives a **** now.
He laughed and continued to hound me to name a price when we returned.
My 4 year old daughter calls the red '91 "her Camaro".
Thats priceless and I have to try to save it for her one day.
Just hope that she will actually drive it when she is old enough!
I really hope she will appreciate that car when she's older! A guy that came to one of our local Fbody club meetings last month rolled up in a SWEET 30th Anniversary WS6 pace car. He bought it from a guy who had originally bought it for his daughter when she turned 16, and the girl didn't want it!
11-03-2006, 09:51 PM
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[QUOTE=AutoRoc;4201739]Is that thing running now Denny?? I'd love to ride in that thing. BTW, if you would like to help me this weekend, I could probably use it. The motor/tranny are in, but there's just a ton of stuff to do. Later
11-04-2006, 08:58 AM
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No offense to 4th gen owners, but I think that the 4th gen design was too conservative to attract much attention. I find that the body style of the 3rd gen gets more attention and is more well liked by the general population. Heck the style of the 3rd gen is why I bought mine rather than a newer and more powerful 4th gen!
Also, you can't be talking about ALL 4th gen's, because my wife's LS1 Trans Am WS6 gets nearly as much attention as I draw with my Camaro...and her car's exterior is BONE STOCK, save for a few vinyl stickers. Not to mention, IMO, the 98-02 Trans Am WS6 is one of Pontiac's (hell, even GM's) sexiest body designs...
11-06-2006, 11:55 AM
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That must only apply to STOCK 4th gen Camaros, because I get people gawking and asking if I want to sell my '93...but I've got it lowered, aftermarket hood, spoiler, wheels, & bodykit, among other things...
Also, you can't be talking about ALL 4th gen's, because my wife's LS1 Trans Am WS6 gets nearly as much attention as I draw with my Camaro...and her car's exterior is BONE STOCK, save for a few vinyl stickers. Not to mention, IMO, the 98-02 Trans Am WS6 is one of Pontiac's (hell, even GM's) sexiest body designs...
Also, you can't be talking about ALL 4th gen's, because my wife's LS1 Trans Am WS6 gets nearly as much attention as I draw with my Camaro...and her car's exterior is BONE STOCK, save for a few vinyl stickers. Not to mention, IMO, the 98-02 Trans Am WS6 is one of Pontiac's (hell, even GM's) sexiest body designs...
I did love the 4th gen TAs, especially the WS6's, but I find that most people I know go more ga-ga for a 3rd gen Camaro over a 4th gen. I would bet your 4th gen looks great with what you have listed, but bone stock their body design was a little blah.
