1969 Pontiac Firebird 400 All Number Matching Motor & Trans. With Phs Report on 2040-cars
Creighton, Nebraska, United States
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1969 Pontiac Firebird 400 Numbers matching Rebuilt 400 with Turbo400 Transmission AC car with front disc. This is a true numbers matching car with PHS documented. Outside of car looks good. Little to no rust. Paint dull. Looks like it been painted but never wet sanded. A little bondo on left rear quarter panel. Inside looks very good. Someone cut out door panels for speakers. Easy fix for about $200 for new panels. Engine runs strong. Overall this is a very good, optioned car. Original. There are a few issues. Transmission is good. There is a leak on one of the hoses on transmission. Headers have a slight leak. I have new copper gaskets just not installed. Brake booster leaks. I have brand new one. AC compressor included but not installed. Original ralley wheels. 402-841-1688
On Apr-28-14 at 14:54:54 PDT, seller added the following information: VIN #223379L100300 On Apr-28-14 at 15:31:01 PDT, seller added the following information: 10 Bolt rear A few people have ask about left door. It does line up correctly. Hinge pins are worn. |
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