1969 Pontiac Firebird 400 Deluxe Coupe Roller on 2040-cars
Signal Hill, California, United States
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For Sale: 1969 Pontiac Firebird 400 Deluxe Coupe Rolling
Chassis.
The Car: 1969
Firebird HT Coupe is a PHS car and is vinned as a Column
Shift Bench seat car. YT Code A Trans 4 bbl Engine option code 345. Originally
sold May 4 1969 @ Delta Pontiac in Stockton CA. Custom
ordered from dealership the car sat for many years in the desert. Car has
complete PHS history, fairly rust free and is a fairly rare build. This car shows as
one of less than 7% built for the year as optioned. Car was
originally built as a 400/400, Power disc brakes, Variable Rate Power Steering,
Factory AC, Remote Mirror Rally package with Rally II wheels. Interior: Deluxe interior with Bench seat, Column
shift, lighting group, AM/FM Stereo, Deluxe belts, visor mirror, tinted glass.
Please review the build sheet for complete description
Condition: Car is stripped and in primer. There is
no rust in the usual places and the floor pans, rear perches and inner well are
tight. It had the trunk pan done, and spot welded in.
It has the original bench seat (option, completely stripped down), all
glass (except windshield) door panels wiring 400 hood trunk lid variable rate
power steering, and boxes of misc parts are included. The back window lower lip
(like all of them) had some issues but was sandblasted and primer sealed
The original numbers matching 400 engine block is
included but it it has a blown cylinder.
What's not included: The transmission, rear seat, driveshaft rally wheels and A/C . Accompanying pictures are part of the description please review. Make no mistake this is a project car but it is a solid base to start with. PHS build sheet included
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