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This one is a numbers matching car and the engine was rebuilt. 1968 marked the year of Hey Jude by the Beatles being released for the first time and Bullitt was in theaters! What a year for cars it was. This car has not been restored and is ready to be perfected or simply driven. The transmission shifts smooth and the engine makes great power. All 1967-'1968 400 CID V8 engines had throttle restrictors that blocked the carburetor's second barrel from fully opening. It makes you wonder what the car would make with it opened! The car is not the original color and was repainted over 30 years ago. This car is optioned with AC, AM radio, convertible auto top, power steering, vinyl interior and rally style wheels. The current owner of this vehicle has owned it for over 30 years. It has 108,800 miles on it since it was new and this is believed to be the actual mileage. The styling difference from the 1967 to the 1968 model was the addition of Federally-mandated side marker lights: for...

This owner stated original Firebird has the original window sticker, build sheet, and owner-s manual. The 400ci 4bbl V8 220hp is mated to a 4-speed close ratio manual transmission. The platinum paint and carmine interior shows a little wear, but it just reminds you of this Trans AM originality. This came with sat-t-track rear differential, gages, soft ray glass, hood decal, stowaway spare, formula steering wheel, rear spoiler, body side molding, and the custom trim velour group that consisted of bucket seats, rear seats, door handle ornamentation, pedal trim package and custom interior appointments. There a more factory options of power steering, power brakes, T-Tops, radial tires, alloy...

Classic and muscular, this sleeper has more done to it than can be put into just one write-up! This 1968 Pontiac Firebird is ready to fly through the coulds, breath fresh air and then to hit the streets! This 1968 Pontiac Firebird for sale is powered by a 400 CID Pontiac big block, this bad boy has just the right amount of top end power and low-end grunt! Backing this beauty is smooth shifting automatic transmission that was factory installed, this is a rarity now as these cars were 90% build in Manual transmissions and if someone bought one they would rip the Automatic out and install a Manual or drop a T5 in it. This is what makes this 1968 Pontiac Firebird just that much more special. What's most impressive on this 1968 Pontiac Firebird for sale, is that the underside is just as clean as the top. Built to be a driver and a show go'er, this pretty Pontiac has it all! From the underside of this beauty not only will you see the sexy true dual but also have access to the Air chuck inlet to raise or lower the rear of the car with a quick shot...

There may not be a more recognizable muscle car from the 1970s. This bird is beautiful through and through. What-s the difference between this Trans Am and most of the others out there? With a Phoenix on the hood and a numbers matching 400 CID V8 topped with sought after Pontiac '62' High Compression heads under the hood, this is not a subtle vehicle. All horsepower robbing smog equipment has been removed. The engine has plenty of power that guarantees you-ll have fun as soon as you press the gas pedal and speed away. Or you can take your time and let --em watch in envy as you pass by. This particular 1976 Trans AM has been lovingly restored and brought back to its former glory. The body has been finished in a coat of beautiful Carousel Red, the original color for this car. It sits on the properly matched rally wheels and wide tires that are synonymous with these cars. Inside it is beautifully finished with contrasting black vinyl interior with bucket seats and a center console housing the Hurst shifter. There-s a saying, -life is too...

The Pontiac Trans am was introduced on February 23, 1967 and was built until 2002. It was originally built to compete with the Ford Mustang and the Mercury Cougar.

This 1999 Trans Am is in such immaculate condition that it looks like it just rolled off the showroom floor. The exterior is in excellent condition and the black paint looks like it was just finished last week but I assure you it-s all original. The Grey leather interior looks like it has had plastic wrap around the seats since 1999 because there is not a single scratch you can find. Powering this beast is a LS1 motor followed by a 6-speed manual transmission. Sitting on brand new tires, This Trans Am will purr like a kitten while sitting idle. With only 25,059 miles this car is still waiting for its new owner to break her in. This Trans Am is truly...