1967 Pontiac Firebird 1st Generation 326 With Stock Pontiac 400 Big Block on 2040-cars
Winnetka, California, United States
Description: 1967 Pontiac Firebird 1st Generation Originally manufactured as a 326 V8 now a Stock Pontiac 400 Big Block.
This Classic Car is 98 percent complete body off frame restoration. No Rust. California Car. Runs Great. Daily driver. New paint, new tires, new carpet kit and trunk liner, new powder coated stock rims, new gasoline tank, new water pump, new battery and battery tray, re-built 4BBL carb., new coil, New Radiator and Fan and much more! Too much to list. This vehicle is a piece of American nostalgia. Please don't insult me with off the wall questions like "what's the paint code number", or "numbers matching" or is this a real 400 because I won't have those answers and personally I don't care I love this car and you should too!. I had this same car in high school 30 years ago. I am a woman and I could care less about all the bla bla bla! I am selling my car because I have to. I am not happy about having to sell it. The starting bid is $13,000 take it or leave it. I will be taking a great loss by allowing this vehicle to even leave my hands as you will not find many of these around and they are continuing to appreciate daily and especially in this beautiful condition. There are 2 within a 200 mile radius of my location. So appreciate the car for what it is. You will not be receiving something in perfect condition as nothing is perfect condition so don't be lazy and think you are getting a perfect classic car for this price and not have to do any of the work yourself. These antique cars are just that "Antique". A hobby. Fun!!! They are not for the sleaze bag flipper and personally, I would not sell my car to someone who wants to flip it and believe me I will feel you out on that one and look into your past history. So don't even think about it! GOOD LUCK! Own it today!!! Vehicle is an antique and with that comes minor maintenance responsibilities all the time. Seller assumes no responsibility once the vehicle has been bid on. The high bidder is the new owner of the vehicle and is required to complete payment within the specified period of time. $2,000 deposit required within 48 hours. Buyer responsible for transport and shipping. Seller can assist in arranging. Pink slip hand over upon completion of payment. For questions please email or call (818)-310-7506. Good Luck!!! |
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