1968 Pontiac Firebird Formula 400 on 2040-cars
Hockingport, Ohio, United States
No call please. e-Mail : xzymosime@net-c.com 1968 Pontiac Firebird Formula 400
Rare Aegean blue with parchment interior, a desirable combination. 108,400 original miles. Original Owner’s Manual with Protect-O-Plate. Original 400 engine with a 4 Barrel carburetor. The car has a 400 transmission with a center console floor shift. Some of the options include air conditioning, hood tachometer, power top, deluxe interior cruise control, electric clock, deluxe steering wheel. The power convertible top is in great condition and works without any issues. The interior is original and in fantastic shape. The car has a solid frame and floors. This is a good daily driver with an older repaint that still looks good. Drive the car as is or restore it to show condition.
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