MSU Red Cedar Message Board

Horicon and the surrounding burghs.

I grew up not that far from Horicon. They were in our conference for sports.

I contend that the Mustang II was actually worse than the Pinto.

Or is that a Vega...all those cars started looking the same.

Did you see this guy with the Aztec? Every time I see one I think Walter White...

That's the point.

don't forget the chevy citation for shittiest car ever made.

i had an '80 citation, it was truly craptastic.

If you've driven on US-31 through Muskegon lately you'll notice the additional lanes they've put on the highway between exits. It's not that the highway traffic is so heavy they need more lanes, it's because the people of Muskegon drive such complete pieces of shit cars that they can't reach highway speeds on normal ramps.

I'd love to have a fully restored AMC eagle I loved those things. Also want an old school wagoneer

The Alliance was a serious POS and should be on anybody's top 10 of worst cars every built. I bought one coming out of college and after three years and 70k miles it was falling apart. The only good thing about it was that only cost $8k.

Fieros had engine fire issues (if you can call only 1-2% of cars produced an issue) and resulted in a recall, but none of the issues were a result from impact.

Spotted a Fiero in a driveway a couple weeks ago while on a bike ride. Minneapolis-St. Paul must be the land of forgotten cars.

Saw a dude at the gas station the other day in a Fiero GT. The thing was a POS. All beat to shit. Some chick that lived in my house at MSU had a gold FIero GT and I drove it a few times. Thing was fast as shit but I felt like it was falling apart as I was driving

I sort of like that part of WI--beautiful farmland and rolling hills. But tell me what's up with all the creepy windmills, ominously whirring and churning like something from a scifi novel.

I don't mean to sound like a Pontiac fan boy, I'm really not, but Fiero's have become somewhat collectible, especially the GT's.