1967 Pontiac Firebird Convertible, Yellow, All Original on 2040-cars
Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, United States
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1967 Pontiac Firebird convertible, placed in service August 18, 1967 V8 326 cubic inch engine, 94,607 ORIGINAL miles, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes. Good condition and runs well. History and Background I bought this car from an older gentleman in May 2007. He had owned the car for 10 years and drove it from his home to the community lake. He told me the previous owner had it for 20 years and purchased it from the original owner. It was advertised as an “all original” Firebird with no rust. The floor had definitely been replaced and the exterior shows no signs of rust, but there is some rust in the car. Also, one of the previous owners had installed a manual choke, which does not work, and clearly not an original component to the car. First thing I did was put new radial tires on it and replaced the brakes. As far as I know everything else on the car is original. Original Owner’s Manual and New Vehicle Warranty book with Original Dealer Plate. The roof is in excellent condition, however the motor is not working and it can be moved up and down manually. I have never gotten it fixed since it has been garage kept and I just leave the roof down. In the last 7 years I only put 1,500 miles on it, only on sunny days for trips to the bank and grocery store. We will be moving soon and I will no longer have the garage space, and this baby needs a garage. Payment/Shipping
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