This 1967 Pontiac Firebird Convertible blends timeless styling with tasteful upgrades and a solid foundation. Restored approximately 25 years ago, it has since received a variety of mechanical and cosmetic improvements that make it a standout cruiser with a reliable powertrain.
Under the hood sits a 1972 Pontiac 400 V8, rebuilt with flat-top pistons, larger heads, a mild camshaft, and an Edelbrock intake and carburetor. A stainless exhaust system delivers a deep, refined tone, while the automatic transmission ensures smooth power delivery for comfortable cruising.
Originally equipped with drum brakes all around, the car has been upgraded with front disc brakes (measuring 10/32) while the rear drums (5/32) were refreshed with new pads. The 3.08 rear gearing strikes a nice balance between highway cruising and low-end torque.
The convertible manual top was recently replaced, and the car also benefits from new carpet and padding, a new steering wheel, and new tires mounted on freshly repainted rims. The result is a Firebird that remains true to its original character but feels tighter, more capable, and visually refreshedready for weekend drives or local shows.
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