I spotted it in Seguin, Texas.
thats one way to ruin a perfectly good car.
Lollers. Fiero a "perfectly good car"
Just kidding. Maybe the front end was totalled or something?
...and at a Tractor Supply Company store. That explains a lot.
UGH...
Genius. Check out the wheelbase 
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I bet it corners like half-a-motorbike tacked onto the back of a car.
Hmm... not really any different than the old VW Bug/bike-conversions.
Pah, they should have kept side by side seating with offset steering!!!
Ian F wrote: Hmm... not really any different than the old VW Bug/bike-conversions.
It is WAY different, it has a radiator
Those are some REALLY long handlebar risers!
Here is another Fiero trike I saw on ebay a while ago.
I'm just curious who sits around, thinks this stuff would be a good idea...goes to all the trouble to complete it and is still satisfied enough with the results to be seen in public with such a monstrosity.
That is, however, my own opinion.
And BTW...the Pontiac Aztek fits into this same group.
Clem
That second one is so obscene, the first one ALMOST looks good by comparison.
I've got a photo somewhere of a trike made from a Corvette. Like a early 80's. It was made/ridden by a famous woman in trike circles and I took the pic at Sturgis. It said something like "Half a Vet is better than none" on the back. She actually bought a wreck from someone that punched something being stoopid and built it from there.
neon4891 wrote: It is WAY different, it has a radiator
Not when they take a Bug conversion and stuff a silly-huge V8 in place of the H4 ...and wheelie bars become a requirement. One advantage of being old... I actually remember seeing these contraptions with some regularity... notsomuch nowadays... 
I saw that narrowed blue bug at Sturgis. It was really sharp looking, for something really wierd.
That blue bug is all kinds of cool.
while quite hideous, that Fiero trike looks to be rather well executed
Luke wrote: Genius
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