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LizardKing

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    la
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    00000
  • Model
    Starion
  • Type
    ESI-R
  • Model Year
    1987
  • Transmission Type
    Manual
  • Factory Color
    Polar White
  • Interior Color
    Dark Red
  • Status
    Restoring

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  1. It's gone. I have a picture of it. It was Selling for 6k here in socal. Just saw another Fiero Lamborghini kit car for 35k on face marketplace too. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/la/ Not sure why the link doesn't take you to the Fiero for sale.
  2. An upgrade from original for sure! I replaced my shifter knob with a smaller and lighter one from an 80's Supra. I still have the original but it's faded (Maroon Interior) and a gummy feel to it.
  3. Not the Starrari but still a decent looking kit. Engine would need serious upgrades to keep the laughs and smirks. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/la/
  4. The previous owner cut the whole lip of the air dam on my Starion..... 🤢🤮 Needless to say, he solved the scraping issue. 🤪
  5. That be cool if you can find the picture and share it. I think I remember reading post about which one looked better.
  6. There was a Datsun 510 with a Starion 2.6 setup out in Puerto Rico back then too if I remember correctly.
  7. I've tried using different search engines but still come out empty handed.... I can't recall if there was pictures posted on this site or just a link to the car back then.
  8. Did you happen to video the removal of your dash? Would make a good youtube video of the do's and don'ts...
  9. Filter and non factory wire connections get covered. Everything else is made to withstand water as long as you don't pressure wash it up close. Elbow grease will be needed if it's caked on crud. Blue dawn soap works good with some brush work to get the bubbles going.
  10. That looks like it'll fit fine. Heat and brittle test.
  11. Nice work! X2 on Lift point.. Can't recall if anything bolts on to the original subframe. There's an air shield that helps direct the air flow that bolts up underneath but can't recall if it bolts up on subframe. Anyone have knowledge on that?
  12. All options welcomed!!. Casting would best for the average person without a 3d printer that's looking to repop a few parts for themselves.
  13. That sure is pricey. That part could be casted using some type of heat resistant poly.
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