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The Firebird was introduced the same year as the automaker's platform-sharing model, the Chevrolet Camaro. This coincided with the release of the 1967 Mercury Cougar, which shared its platform with another pony car, the Ford Mustang which made its debut in 1964. 5 on the market. The first generation Firebird for sale has what some call a characteristic Coke bottle styling. Unlike its cousin the Chevrolet Camaro, the Firebird's bumpers were integrated into the design of the front end those famous Firebird's rear 'slit' taillights were inspired by the Pontiac GTO. Now normally this car would have been powered by a 326ci v8 or a 350ci v8, that's is not the case anymore. 502 cubic inches of monster muscle have been put in its place and she has a very bad attitude. Chevrolet rated this bad boy at 500hp out of the box and with a little tweaking that's bumped up to 500 wheel horsepower. Backing the big cubic inch behemoth is the champion of the GM transmission, the Turbo 400 3 speed automatic. Accompanied by a nice stall converter that makes sure you get off the line in quick fashion and a shift kit helping the next gear get the...

Originally sold in Denver, Colorado this 3 owner 1968 Pontiac Firebird is has been fully restored and ready for its new owner. It started out life with a 350 cubic inch V8 and a Muncie M21 close ratio 4-speed transmission. It has been completely rebuilt from the ground up with all new suspension, stock springs front and rear as well as all new bushings. The 10 bolt rear end was completely rebuilt and has a new Auburn limited slip spool housing 3. 23 gears. Having new disc brakes front and rear help the car stop straight and very quick. Popping the bright red hood reveals the 1967 400 cubic inch Pontiac block that was completely inspected before being rebuilt. Engine is bored. 030 over allowing for the 461 stroker assembly to call it home. The short block was assembled by one of the best engine builders in the area and after completion was dyno tuned and tested where it produced peak numbers of 497 horsepower and 570 ft. lbs. of torque. Diving into the list of components that have been built into this power house the bottom end consists of an Eagle crankshaft, forged 4340 rods, SRP forged racing pistons, high...

Only 1,925 miles have been put on the car since its recent restoration -' and she is stunning inside and out!

Under the hood sits a date correct YJ 350CID V8 paired with a smooth shifting automatic transmission. Bolted to the block is a chrome Edelbrock performance intake manifold with matching chrome valve covers and air clear, new distributor & wire looms, pully system, and chrome alternator. A brand-new radiator sits up from keeping the engine nice and cool. New brake lines, master cylinder, brakes, and suspension have also been added to the car.

The Ruby Red exterior paint is in excellent condition and shines brilliantly in the sun. It contrasts beautifully against chrome bumpers and the new black convertible top. The black vinyl interior is just as gorgeous! As soon as you get in, shut the door, and turn the key -' the motor fires right up with instant throttle response even on a cold start. For entertainment while cruising around town, you have the rumbling sound of the V8 exhaust! If that-s not enough, then you have a digital Retrosound Stereo at your fingertips -' modern technology...

The Pontiac Firebird is legend. First generation Firebirds remain scares in numbers, as they were produced for only three years! 1967-1969. Built on the same F-body platform, these Pontiacs always stood-out from their Camaro cousin, with their iconic beak-like front-end, and striped tail-lights. This bird predates the Trans Am, and was the coolest pony car GM had to offer in 1968. And that power convertible top truly makes this one special! The exterior color on this Firebird is quite unique. Pontiac's 'Verdoro green'. It's a rather dark, metallic military green that looks sweet in the sunlight. It's in real nice shape too. It goes great with the ivory vinyl interior and top. As per the previous owners, this Firebird was sold new at Cathcart Pontiac, Inc. In Trenton NJ. It has been owned by the original family who purchased it, up until about four...

This sweet little cruiser is ready for the soft summer nights and long days at the beach. Covered in Aleutian Blue with parchment white top and interior that looks incredible. Powering this Firebird convertible is a Pontiac 350 that is decked out with stock intake with 2 barrel carb and exhaust manifolds. With power steering and brakes this car was on the cutting edge in 1968. Backing this more than sufficient power plant is the 2 speed power glide automatic transmission. Now in 1968 this was important as the driver always wanted to have his right hand free so that he could hold his bitter half's hand or a frosty adult beverage, or was that just me? This tidy 1968 Firebird convertible looks like it is not long from a complete rebuild and I wish I could give you exact milage since that point but the current owner purchased the car this way and...