Cool Fiero Pics from Chicago

[Justin Bimmer]

Took these at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. This was in a dark corner of the museum hidden with a few race cars.

Oh yeah, there is an error in the stats pic.... see if you can find it.

Edited July 12, 2006 by CadillacKing3

[chevelle454]

error is displacement 165 cc's it should be 165 CID

[Cory Wolfe]

Oooooh...

[XP715]

Would an error also be that half the car's specifications are preceded by the words "Super Duty" when there's nothing at all Super Duty about a Fiero?

[GMTruckGuy74]

Wasn't the Fiero the 1984 Indy 500 pace car? Is that the error?

XP715, I do believe that the actual pace car Fiero used "Super Duty" parts, which basically meant that those parts were intended for race car use-only and not street use.

[Satty]

I haven't been there in years, do they still have the 1930's Cadillac V-16 on display?

[nyscene911]

Wasn't the Fiero the 1984 Indy 500 pace car?  Is that the error?

XP715, I do believe that the actual pace car Fiero used "Super Duty" parts, which basically meant that those parts were intended for race car use-only and not street use.

165657[/snapback]

There's our winner.

When I had bought an Indy Fiero, I spent about 6 months looking trying to find someone to sell me the parts for a Super Duty 4. Eventually I gave up, and sold the car to a collecter(It needed pretty much a full resto)

[Sixty8panther]

Iron Duke = 0.5 of a Pontiac 389 V8

1 Super Duty Head on an iron duke = 0.5 of a SD V8