1967 Pontiac Firebird on 2040-cars
Texarkana, Texas, United States
1967 Pontiac Firebird 326 with matching numbers. This car comes a 4 speed Hurst transmission, working radio, and is fitted for air conditioning. This is a great project car with little needing to be done. I originally had this car to use as a daily but my family has grown and I am needing something larger. The numbers are matching but a few modifications have been added to the engine such as a performance cam, an Edelbrock performer rpm manifold for a broad torque curve, and a carburetor to fit. The engine is straight piped and dumps right behind the rear wheels which gives the lope from the cam a great sound. The original paint was regimental red but had since been given a unique iguana green which changes to a deep blue based on your viewpoint. The paint is not show quality with minor surface rust but it is still a beautiful aspect of the car. The seats have been recently redone and are in great condition. The floor plan will need to be replaced as the foot wells are rusted and I was currently in the process of replacing the overhead upholstery. I currently have the exterior trim on hand but have not added it all to the car. The reader windshield of the car is missing due to a late night cruise with a lead foot. While climbing through the gears, the rear glass popped out and shattered on the road behind us. Little odds and ends stuff is being to be done with the interior and I have new emblems for the exterior that will go with the car as well.
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