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	The Fiero body system includes the front fascia, rear fascia, fenders, doors, quarter panels, roof panel, decklid, hood, rocker panels, sail panels, ground effects, trim, moldings, and related mounting hardware.		The Fiero body system includes the front fascia, rear fascia, fenders, doors, quarter panels, roof panel, decklid, hood, rocker panels, sail panels, ground effects, trim, moldings, and related mounting hardware.

	Body panels may differ by model year, trim level, and body style. Some panels are shared between models, while others are specific to notchback, fastback, aero, coupe, SE, GT, or Formula variants.		Body panels may differ by model year, trim level, and body style. Some panels are shared between models, while others are specific to notchback, fastback, aero, coupe, SE, GT, or Formula variants. Because the exterior panels are removable, the Fiero has also become a common platform for kit cars, rebodies, and custom body conversions.

	== Space frame and composite panels ==		== Space frame and composite panels ==
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	* [[Body panel repair]]		* [[Body panel repair]]
	* [[Rust inspection]]		* [[Rust inspection]]

			== Kit cars and rebody projects ==

			Because the Fiero uses a steel space frame with removable composite exterior panels, it has often been used as a base for kit cars, rebodies, and custom body conversions.

			The removable panel design makes it possible to change much of the car's exterior appearance without replacing the main chassis structure. The mid-engine layout also makes the Fiero attractive for exotic-car-inspired body conversions.

			Related topics:

			* [[Kit cars]]
			* [[Rebody]]
			* [[Fastback conversion]]
			* [[Custom body panels]]
			* [[Space frame]]
			* [[Composite body panels]]

	== Front body panels ==		== Front body panels ==

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'''Body panels''' is an overview of the exterior body panels used on the [[Pontiac Fiero]].

The Fiero uses a steel space frame with removable composite exterior body panels. This construction allows many exterior panels to be removed, replaced, repaired, or swapped without being structural parts of the chassis.

== Overview ==

The Fiero body system includes the front fascia, rear fascia, fenders, doors, quarter panels, roof panel, decklid, hood, rocker panels, sail panels, ground effects, trim, moldings, and related mounting hardware.

Body panels may differ by model year, trim level, and body style. Some panels are shared between models, while others are specific to notchback, fastback, aero, coupe, SE, GT, or Formula variants.

== Space frame and composite panels ==

The Fiero's exterior panels are mounted to a steel space frame. The body panels provide the car's exterior shape but are not the primary structural frame of the car.

Related topics:

* [[Space frame]]
* [[Composite body panels]]
* [[Body panel removal]]
* [[Body panel repair]]
* [[Rust inspection]]

== Front body panels ==

* [[Front fascia]]
* [[Hood]]
* [[Front fenders]]
* [[Headlight doors]]
* [[Front bumper]]
* [[Front marker lights]]

== Side body panels ==

* [[Doors]]
* [[Door skins]]
* [[Quarter panels]]
* [[Rocker panels]]
* [[Side moldings]]
* [[Mirrors]]
* [[Sail panels]]

== Rear body panels ==

* [[Rear fascia]]
* [[Decklid]]
* [[Tail lights]]
* [[Rear clip]]
* [[Rear bumper]]
* [[Engine vents]]

== Notchback and fastback body styles ==

Fieros were produced with both notchback and fastback rear body styles. The fastback GT body style uses a different rear clip, sail panels, decklid, tail lights, and related trim compared with notchback models.

Related topics:

* [[Notchback]]
* [[GT fastback]]
* [[Fastback conversion]]
* [[Fiero GT]]
* [[Fiero Formula]]
* [[Fiero Coupe]]

== Aero and coupe body styles ==

Some Fieros used aero-style fascias and ground effects, while others used the earlier or later coupe-style body panels.

Related topics:

* [[Aero body]]
* [[Coupe body]]
* [[Fiero SE]]
* [[Fiero GT]]
* [[Ground effects]]

== Common body topics ==

* [[Body panel removal]]
* [[Body panel repair]]
* [[Fastback conversion]]
* [[Door hinge wear]]
* [[Water leaks]]
* [[Sunroof leaks]]
* [[Sail panel replacement]]
* [[Tail light delamination]]
* [[Paint codes]]
* [[Body alignment]]

== Parts and interchange ==

Body panel interchange depends on model year, trim level, body style, molding style, and related mounting parts.

Related topics:

* [[Body panel interchange]]
* [[Replacement part numbers]]
* [[Discontinued parts]]
* [[Parts suppliers]]
* [[Parts interchange]]

== See also ==

* [[Interior]]
* [[Headlights]]
* [[Fiero history]]
* [[Technical specifications]]
* [[Service procedures]]
* [[Parts interchange]]

[[Category:Fieropedia]]
[[Category:Body and interior]]
[[Category:Body panels]]

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Cliff at 10:31, 6 July 2026