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| No visit to the Fiero Factory is complete without a stroll through their graveyard and warehouse-like facilities. | ||
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| Ed uses this ingenious contraption to move the little cars around in the shop when their cradle has been removed. If you can't tell from the photo, it is a wheelbarrow wheel and axle fastened to a piece of steel welded in the center of an old cradle. | ||
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