Welcome to a piece of racing history! This Pontiac Fiero IMSA GTU race car represents the peak of General Motors' motorsport engineering during the mid-1980s. Built by Huffaker Engineering under a GM contract, this specific car, chassis #001, was driven to glory by Bob Earl and a team of talented drivers. Here's a closer look at its storied legacy: Photo Gallery
Racing Achievements
- Seasons: 1985–1986
- Driver: Bob Earl (Primary), with Dominic Dobson in endurance events
- Sponsorship: #55 GM/Goodwrench
- Victories:
- 1985: Watkins Glen, Sears Point
- 1986: Mid-Ohio
Engineering Excellence
- Chassis: Built by Huffaker Engineering, renowned for their precision race cars
- Engine: Mid-mounted 3.0L inline-four with aluminum Kinsler fuel injection
- Transmission: 5-speed Hewland gearbox
🏎 Post-Race History
- Refurbishment: Restored by GM after the 1987 season to preserve its legacy.
- Display: Proudly showcased in the GM Heritage Museum from the late 1980s until 2009.
- Ownership: Acquired by noted racer Tommy Thompson, continuing its legacy of care and appreciation.
This Fiero isn't just a car—it's a time capsule of motorsports innovation and success. Share your thoughts, memories, or any similar racing icons on this thread!
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