Matching Number, Solid Floor, Trunk, Body, With No Rust on 2040-cars
Newark, Delaware, United States
Engine:400
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Sub Model: 400
Make: Pontiac
Exterior Color: Turquoise
Model: Firebird
Interior Color: White
Trim: Coupe
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 149,464
This is a matching numbers car - engine, transmission, and axle - that has spent almost its entire life in the southwest (and it shows). The floors and trunk are original and solid. While the engine, transmission, and axle are the car's original, they have been rebuilt. It's a dream car for the person interested in doing the finishing touches on a future show car.
- Original, matching number, 400 YT engine with #16 iron heads (it has been rebuilt and later refreshed)
- Bore is 30 over
- Crank is 10/10 over
- Edelbrock Performer RPM intake (original intake comes with the car)
- Edelbrock Thunder AVS 650 carb is brand new (Holley 750 and a quadrojet come with the car)
- Mallory Unilite distributor
- Cast iron exhaust with aluminized 2 1/2" pipes connected to Flowmaster 50 series mufflers
- Original, matching number, Turbo 400 automatic transmission (rebuilt)
- Hughes 3 1/2 quart cast aluminum pan for added cooling
- Original 10 bolt, 8.2", 1:256 ratio rear axle (assembly was rebuilt)
- Fitted with a Richmond PowerTrax system (i.e. locker) - original worn spider gears come with the car
- Original multi-leaf springs were disassembled, acid washed, and repainted
- Original floors and trunk are both in great, rust free, shape
- Power steering box and all links have been replaced
- Complete brake system has been rebuilt (power brakes, drums all around)
- carburetor
- fuel pump
- alternator
- radiator
- gas tank
- BFG tires
- American Racing wheels
- shocks
- brake shoes
- master & slave brake cylinders
- exhaust system
- body to frame mounts
- door & trunk seals
- bumpers
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