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Inner & Outer Door Glass Seals BACK IN STOCK!
After a long wait, the inner & outer door glass seals are now back in stock. Replace all of your door glass seals with one easy, discounted part number.
85-88 V6 Ultimate Dog Bone
The ultimate dog bone is made of TIG welded chrome moly steel tubing with polyurethane bushings. This dog bone replaces the factory aluminum & rubber unit from the top of the engine to the trunk wall. It is far less prone to wearing out like the factory piece and comes painted black with red bushings. Ensure less engine movement as well as longer lasting lower engine & transmission mounts.
Decklid Vent Screw Kit
This kit includes our reproduction decklid vent screws (w/flap) that will make removing the decklid vents a breeze. The washers will keep from scratching your vents and the retainers will hold the screws in place on the decklid vents so they do not get lost when removed.
84-88 Battery Support
The Fiero Store has now reproduced this discontinued GM battery support. The original support rusts and corrodes due to weather and battery acid. A rusted support will result in an unsecure battery and could become a saftey hazard. We also offer a complete battery box package at a heavily discounted price.
84-88 Dash Cover
We all know that cracked or otherwise warped dashes are all too common for cars that are over 25 years old. The Fiero Store is proud to offer a full plastic dash cover to bring your interior to like-new condition. Comes molded in black with a texture that is similar to your other interior trim parts.
Fiero Store Gift Certificates
Not sure what to get the Fiero enthusiast in your life? Give your friend or loved one a shopping spree at The Fiero Store. A gift certificate makes a great gift for any occasion.
84-88 Rear Window Defrost Switch
The Fiero Store has reproduced this long discontinued rear window defrost switch. This switch mounts on the speedo pod and activates the rear window defogger.
87-88 Headlight Motor Gears and Pins
The torque pins and gear inside the 87-88 headlamp motors tend to wear over time. Worn gear/pins can cause the headlamps to not come up, come up and fall down, not come up at all, continue to run, etc.
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