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107,112 total production Firebirds with only 16,960 of those convertibles. This 10 year old complete restoration with $70,000 in receipts still looks and shines new. Stripped to bare metal with original Solar Red and Standard Black vinyl interior repainted and replaced. New chrome and trim add to finish the majestic look. 1968 was the first year for the Pontiac 350 cubic to come in the Firebird with 265 horse power. This numbers matching engine has some pretty nice engine upgrades including Edelbrock intake, Holly 600 carb, new gaskets, water pump, air cleaner and valve covers as well as new complete wiring harness. Rally II wheels with BF Goodrich Radials T/A-s all around. The numbers matching automatic handles the horsepower and shifts as it should.

This car isn-t just for the 1st Generation lover this1968 Firebird Convertible is a great...

Originally designed to be used in WWII, Dodge 3/4 ton military trucks had a consumer based spin off they referred to as the Power Wagon. Way back in 1948, some consider this to be the first civilian 4x4. They used a fully enclosed weatherproof 'single' cab, and added an 8 foot cargo bed. The typical power plant of the time would've been a massive flat head straight six, a 4 speed manual, and a 2 speed transfer case. The massive weight and size, as well as the low gearing, limited the truck to slow speeds, but allowed it to traverse any terrain you could imagine with ease. This particular Power Wagon has been beefed up quite a bit in the engine department. This one now sports a 454 CID V8 which has been recently rebuilt with new pistons, headers, roller cam, roller rockers, and a new carburetor. Power is estimated around 400 HP. The big block Chevy mates up to a TH400 transmission which was also recently rebuilt. The body has been completely frame off restored, repaired, and straightened. The paint was completed just 4 years ago in base coat clear coat and looks great. The undercarriage...

This iconic classic has had a great deal of restoration to make this a turn-key car that will deliver great performance as well as reliability for the next lucky owner.

The exterior of this car has been kept stock with very straight panels and excellent door, trunk and hood gaps. The big, heavy doors close very securely and easily and is a true testament to the amount and quality of work that was completed. One thing that really separates this beauty is the Aztec Gold Metallic paint that just glistens in any light. The color is actually more of a maroon with a gold flake that looks fantastic in contrast with all of that shiny chrome and stainless trim.

One lift of the hood and you realize that this Bow-Tie beauty is no slouch. The 383 Crate motor from Tri-Star has a recorded peak horsepower of 463 which...

With A/C, power steering, power brakes, tilt wheel, vinyl interior, AM/FM/Cassette, seat belts, Cragar SS wheels, radial raised white letter tires, vinyl roof, and suffix code correct 396 CID V8 under the hood! This is an original -JA- code 396 - 325 horsepower but has been built up and dyno tested at right at 400 horsepower. Those upgrades include Edelbrock intake, Holley 750 Street Avenger carburetor, Crane Cam, 11:1 pistons, aluminum Edelbrock heads, Hooker headers, Be Cool dual electric fans and aluminum radiator, 150 amp alternator, March performance pullies, March brackets and serpentine belt system, MSD igniton, billet overflows, and more! This power is put through a new M-20 four speed manual transmission and runs to 3. 73 gears out back. All that go needs some slow, so all new brakes have been installed with power disc in the front and an upgraded 9- chrome brake booster and chrome master cylinder with stainless steel brake lines. Inside you are drawn in by bucket seats with a center console, Vintage Air A/C system, custom steering wheel, newly recovered vinyl seats, new front shoulder seat belts, Sun tachometer, all new dash and door panels, and a brand new wiring harness from front to...

A 1967 Firebird 400 convertible tribute. This car started life with a 326 CID V8 but now has a 400 CID V8. Other changes was the hood with the hood mounted tachometer. Having been the recipient of a multi year restoration this is a fantastic driver that is looking for a new home. Solid driving with no rattles or squeaks to mention the suspension has had just as much care as the rest of the build. The beautiful blue paint is a color that you are not likely to see that often on a Firebird regardless of year, so standing out in a good way is easy. The top was replaced in 2005 and is in fantastic shape. Interior, hood, and paint were done in 2013 and are again in gorgeous condition. The only thing that is...