1971 Pontiac Firebird Coupe on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
1971 Firebird formula 400. Magnetic blue with black interior. 1353 miles. . This is a fresh total restoration.
Everything is custom done from the front headlights to the rear Fessler taillight Bezels. This Bird drives and
handles incredibly. Thousands of man hours and new "NOS" parts for this build. ENGINE
600+ Honest fly wheel horsepower
Chevy 468ci
4 bolt main, steal crank, Eagle H Beams, SRP Forged pistons, ARP studs
AFR 305CC aluminum cylinder heads, ARP bolts
Isky Billet Solid roller camshaft, Isky dual valve springs with TI retainers, Isky Red Zone Lifters680"lift 294
duration
Victor Junior Intake port matched/Holley HP950 Carb
Hooker Super Comp headers with flowmaster scavenger collector, ceramic coated
Milodon road race oil pan with remote oil cooler with thermostat
Ron Davis custom twin spal fan radiator/aluminum, shroud setup, Edlebrock aluminum waterpump
MSD digital 6 ignition with MSD coil (mounted under dash), MSD billet distributor
Holly dominator fuel pump, aeromotive regulator, 2 fuel filters, sumped stock gas tank, 8AN feed/return
March billet middrive Serpentine pulley system
3" exhaust with X pipe, with tailpipes, dynomax ultraflow mufflers
Entire motor balanced/blueprinted down to the last detail
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