1971 Pontiac Firebird Muscle Car Project on 2040-cars
Lafayette, California, United States
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Hello up for grabs is a 1971 Pontiac Firebird project car with a matching engine. The engine, 350, was professionally rebuilt by Tri-Valley Machine Shop (one of the best in the area) with Edelbrock performer intake manifold, 650 CFM Edelbrock carburetor with a slightly large (size unknown) cam shaft. Engine component parts including hood hinges were powder coated along with interior trim parts. Dual Flowmaster American Thunder exhaust with Hooker Headers. Complete with AUTO-METER gauges from Year One, Formula steering wheel and hood, and much more. The seats were professionally reupholstered in leather to factory 1971 specs. New center console, carpeting and dash. This is a project car needing exterior and interior work...The only rust is in the right rear quarter panel. The engine is complete but needs some fine tuning and adjustments. Previous owner had the TH350 rebuilt. My son started this car but has since joined the USMC and is unable to complete the project. All original engine component parts included....Over $12,000.00 invested so far.....Priced to sell. Please email if you have any questions or desire additional pictures. Thank you!
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