1968 Pontiac Firebird 400 6.6l 4 Speed Special Order Color Rare Phs Little Gto on 2040-cars
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
1968 pontiac firebird 400. special order orange Paint. very rare - - - paint code. 4 speed muncie. Floor console, power steering, 400 cubic engine, also has hood mounted tachometer, am radio, rear antennae , wood wheel, GM long branch exhaust manifolds. Black bucket seat interior.american racing wheels. this car was treated to a complete rotissorie restoration. The Original ORANGE gas tank door was signed by the Arnie Beswick. He is a legendary Pontiac racer. This car was sold new in Los Angeles. CA. Jules Meyers pontiac. Arnie also had raced for jules meyers with his orange tiger car back in the sixties. Only a few cars where produced like this,called experiments or promotional cars . This was before the debut of the 69 judge c-r. Is darker orange color than this one. This car was parked since 1974. Have access to the JC rally 2 wheels as well. I have had the car for over 15 years. Most all of the work is done. I drive it rarely to local shows only. can let go of the wheel at 60 mph, like it did when new. the engine 68 400 was rebuilt all stock with the 068 s cam standard bore and crank. rebuilt muncie 4 speed, rebuilt posi rear end. new mounts , pretty much everything. bumpers, grilles, huge list of parts replaced. fuel tank, all fuel and brake lines, brakes, new springs front and rear shocks, sway bars now is 1 1/8 up front. new hush mat under the carpet, new exhaust 2.5 inch aluminized with flow master mufflers. and tips. interior was replaced, original front door panels. Have the rare bird glass up front, another real rare option. all other glass and trim is new, car was optioned with the 3.36 ratio rear end. Also has the factory adjustable dual traction bars. The under side looks incredible, no rust or floor patches.Also installed nos emblems and lenses on car. correct shifter with round hurst chrome handle. Not a car to easily want to part with. or find another like it again. i can be reached at 651-335-8534. May request the option to end auction early if sold locally. thanks
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