1971 Pontiac Firebird W/455 Starts At 1st Crank!!sounds Mean!! No Resrve Auction on 2040-cars
Saint Cloud, Florida, United States

I'm selling my 1971 Pontiac Firebird it has 90,000 miles on it, With a 455 big boy toy engine it purrs like a kitten but roars like a Lion, sounds mean. This is one bad ride. The body is pretty straight on it .But it's going to need some restoring. The floors are solid, so is the engine compartment very solid. The trunk has rust and its going to need the most attention. The body lines and all the panels line up very good it's currently in primer from the previous owner and it. The engine fires up at first crank. The car has been sitting at my shop for almost a year now. I don't drive it. But if I try to start it fires right up at first crank. It's a great car for the right person to take it to it's Glory and make it look Like the true muscle car that it is. They only produced 20,000 0r so off this second generation. Great start for restoring this running Firebird. tires are new, wheels are in very good condition, it came equipped with Air, but is missing the compressor. All the glass is in good shape and the bumpers appear to be in good condition also. Excellent car for the money. it is leaking oil. I believe it's worn seals but not sure.
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