1967 Firebird 400 Tri Power on 2040-cars
Pell Lake, Wisconsin, United States
1967 Pontiac Firebird with tri power and a 400 ci engine. NOT currently running, ran when parked approx 8 years ago. the car has potential to run. I think you would have to drain the fluids, drain the gas tank, oil prime the motor, ect. VIN 223377UXXXXXX,originally a verdoro green car with black vinyl top, 326 engine. Currently bright yellow with a black vinyl top. 88,000 miles, probably original as I have put 2,000 miles or so on it in 23 years. 1971 Pontiac 400 engine, 96 casting number heads, 1965 tri power intake, TH400 trans. 1,800 RPM stall converter, 4.10 posi rear, 8.5 " GM rear. 4 wheel disc brakes, power steering, power brakes, rallyII rims, 15 X 7 front, 15 X 8 rear. Like new BF Goodrich tires. Black deluxe interior, tear in the driver seat, small crack in the arm rest. excellent dash pad. Interior is original except the new carpet. THIS is a Rust free car, very clean Straight body, no dings, dents, scratches or rust. Very nice paint, rechromed bumpers, fiberglas hood with a hood tach. solid floor, trunk area, rocker panels. Underside is very clean, painted flat black. I've owned the car for 23 years, always garaged.
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