1969 Pontiac Firebird: 400 Cubic Inch Automatic on 2040-cars
Greeneville, Tennessee, United States
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Up for bids this beautiful competition yellow 1969 Pontiac Firebird. This car runs and drives perfectly. The paint on this car has a brilliant finish but does have some minor flaws. Car has always been garage kept. Body and under carriage are rust free. This car was just restored by the owner and has original owners manual and all work performed and all parts listed have receipts. Parts replaced: Brake Drums x 4 with brake lines Brake shoes x 4 Front bumper Rear bumper Front coil springs Battery Fuel filter High performance plug and plug wires Gaskets (collector, intake, drain pan, exhaust manifold) Master cylinder Hoses and clamps Pedal Pad Front wheel bearings and races right side replaced Thrust angle alignment Gear Box (steering disk kit) Alternator (Lifetime replacement) Rebuild Carb and tune (Holly Carburetor) Front spindles New 17 x 8 Torq Thrust wheels x 4 BFG G Force Sprot x 4 (245/45R17 speed rating W) x 4 Upgraded Interior to Delux Am selling car for current owner. Any questions please email or call 423-639-4405. |
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