When you go scrounging for a Fiero for a rebody project, it's a good idea to buy a dog-eared donor car. If it isn't a little rough around the edges, you'll probably end up paying too much for something you plan to tear apart anyway. Besides, it's a lot less painful to operate on a clapped-out Pontiac than to start slicing into a perfectly good one. If you follow this bit of advice, your donor's seats will probably look just as funky as the body. Instead of simply slipping some cheap sheepskin rugs over those beat-up old buckets, give your cockpit an upscale look with PISA's new leather seat covers, priced at $425. As you can see here, it's really easy to remove the frayed factory fabric and snug on the new skins. Also, PISA has a number of other Fiero conversion products, including dashboard treatments, so you can make your Pontiac project look new both inside and out.
