If I fixed up a 84' Fiero, would anyone want to buy it?

Question

To the point of making a profit? I have a Fiero that has been sitting still for years. My friend thinks fixing it up might not be a bad idea. But in needs a lot of money to fix it. They are not great cars, but they are unique. Would this be a waste of time and money? If you don't know what a Fiero is, check this link:

http://www.adclassix.com/ads2/84pontiacfiero.htm

Retro huh?

Answer 1

There's a common saying among car buffs - "The only way to make money restoring a car is to restore someone else's car." If you can fix it with just a few junkyard parts and a bit of labor, you may make a profit. Otherwise, I would recommend selling it to someone who is willing to fix it up themselves.