1967 Pontiac Firebird on 2040-cars
Dryden, Virginia, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: meredithmvvelasquez@turbonutter.com .
Selling this newly professionally restored 1967 Pontiac Firebird. It comes with a non-numbers matching, date
correct X1 Block, freshly rebuilt 326. Engine was machined and assembled by Magnum Machine Shop. Automatic
transmission was just rebuilt by Gary's Transmissions. The body was stripped to bare metal and the few trouble
areas were replaced with metal. It has been repainted its original Burgundy Metallic color and has a new parchment
interior and vinyl top. Seat covers, headliner, carpet, door panels are all new. It has new bumpers, front and
back. Upgrades include power disc brakes, tilt column, Vintage Air conditioning, new wiring harness, dynamat,
stainless steel gas tank and fuel lines, headers, dual exhaust and modern stereo. This car runs and drives great.
Starts on the first try. All mechanicals have been gone through and are in good working order. Tires are all 95%+.
This car is a pleasure to drive. We have had it at several car shows, including the Coastal Virginia Auto Show and
the Virginia Chevy Lovers Spring Dust-Off and it has garnered a lot of attention. All photos of the restoration and
copies of all receipts are available to the buyer.
Car can be driven anywhere. Fly in and drive it home. Or, we can work with your shipper to schedule the pickup
and loading of your vehicle. Please feel free to ask questions or if you need to see additional pictures.
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