tempting... very tempting. I want a hatch anyways, lol.
 
 
....Drooool     

...
  Brings back fond memories. Had a white '83 or '84 Pontiac hatch - back in '91. White &  blue interior too. Seat was busted way back on that one too, now I know the seat brackets are a high fail item, but back then I had no clue why I made a turn & the seat came up on one corner.  Had the 5 spd. w/ 1.8  & got super gas mileage - open road was like 45 mpg, but the engine drove me nuts...I couldn't drive 55mph. It would sag and go 50 , then surge and jump up to 60.....back and forth over the miles it drove me nuts...LOL. 
  Sighs....sorry. I sure do like this one, the Firenzas and Skyhawks seem to be the more rarer ones to find. I sure do hope she finds a wonderful home!! :-) If I lived there I'd just BIN and go get it!!
  I swiped the picts - here if ya want to copy them, once those auctions end the picts are gone too:
.
.
.
.
.
.
 
 
I've never seen one before.  I wouldn't mind one and swap an mp62'd eco and 5 speed for a cool dd
 
 
Qwik2k2z24 wrote:eco swap... please.........
try 3800  with single turbo....
Damn,...in a first gen you'd probably make it stand on it's plastic nose with that iron up front!!!!  :-)   Think of it though..  2350 pounds plus the weight of the swap, some suspension upgrades...sheeeeeeeeeettttt.   Quarter in the low 15s maybe?
I think the 45 mpg will be in neutral going dowhill, with a tailwind though.
I had an '85 Sunbird S/E (1.8 turbo) hatch w/ the 3 speed auto, and even with my young lead foot it got 24/33 city/interstate..when everything was working.
(Quoting a past member)-"Never underestimate a First Gen"
 
 
Qwik2k2z24 wrote:eco swap... please.........
try 3800  with single turbo....
But I wouldn't have a 3800 laying around....I currently got a full mp62 and eco harness, and in like 2 months I'll have swapped my motor so I'd have a spare eco laying around.   Now if were going that route, I've always wanted a 3400  turbo, just need the ohv 5 speed.
 
 
No matter what is decided, it iappears to be a very nice platform to start with.  My convertible was not in this good of shape when I started...