1967 Pontiac Firebird 400 Clone

1967 Pontiac Firebird Description

• 1967 Pontiac Firebird 400 Clone, Custom Paint Blue metallic over Black, Stripe is under the clear coat.
• Absolutely no scratches, dings, dents that I have seen anywhere in the body. Paint is extremely nice.
• Complete documentation of rebuild, receipts and pictures of restoration. (previous owner)
• Over 80,000 invested, 32,000 in paint and body alone.
• Body & Paint by DM Conversions in Butler, Wisconsin
• Suspension and Motor install by Muscle car restorations (pictures of this 1967 Firebird are available on their site)(Red/Black)
• Motor by Sandoval Performance (400 crate with performer intake and camshaft upgrade)
• Patriot Ceramic Headers
• Turbohydromatic 3 speed automatic transmission
• Edelbrock 4 barrel Carburetor
• Hotchkis Sport Suspension
• Interior was stripped and sound deadening applied prior to re-installation
• New headliner, sail panels, rear deck, door panels
• New factory correct looking Alpine sound system with ipod jack
• Seats and carpet were in excellent shape and re-installed
• New under dash gauges
• New heater box motor and fan
• New weather stripping
• New windshield
• New 400 style hood with chromed scoops
• New American Racing rims and tires (pictured rims & tires have less than 100 miles on them)
• Extra set of American Racing Nova wheels 16 front 17 rear with Firehawk tires (approx. 1500 miles, like new, see last pic)
• Anyone that has a project car or has been through the process can appreciate the amount of time, money and effort that has been spent on this car.
• I purchased this car March of 2019 with a 99% of the restoration completed.
• This car could be driven anywhere and handles extremely well.
• I purchased a set of 2-1/2" exhaust pipes and mufflers (from Jegs) from the headers on back. (included with sale of the car)
• Feel free to send questions.The car was an original HO model with a 326 engine.
• When I purchased the Firebird it had less than 1500 miles on the restoration, I may have added another 100 miles over the past year.
• Why am I selling ? I pick up a new car each year to detail and make improvements, drive a little, and try not lose too much when I sell them.