1967 Pontiac Firebird Base Coupe 2-door 5.3l 428 Pontiac Red On Red on 2040-cars
Tipton, Missouri, United States
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The good: Solar Red exterior, red interior, interior original except carpet has been replaced. 428 Pontiac motor with roller rockers, lifters and roller Comp Cam, Holley 770 4 barrel, MSD distributor. New pistons and rods, Pete Jackson Gear Drive. Recently repainted at a cost of $10K. Cragar SS rims, Turbo 400, Auburn Pro limited slip diff with 3.55 gears. 54,000 original miles, new front disc brake conversion kit, new shocks, bushings,lizard skin sound deadner on inside floor pans and new vinyl top. The bad: oil pan gasket is leaking and needs replaced, the transmission works fine but slips some when driven hard. The inside trim around rear window needs replaced and the shifter spring is broken. It also needs a new steering column bearing. The car could also use a new set or rear tires. This car runs strong and is a lot of fun to drive. If you are looking for a car that doesn't need much to finish up, this is the car for you. I have owned this car for the past 12 years and it gets a lot of attention. Car is sold as is and with no warranty. I have tried to describe the car as accurate as possible. Additionally the original 326 motor and 2 speed powerglide transmission will go with the car along with two extra sets of cylinder heads
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